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Sally Elle

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Hello all,

I am starting to fill out the paper work and getting everything ready to be mailed. I am a US citizen (naturalized) and my fiance is from England (London to be exact). I have some of the questions on the forms that I am not completely sure about.

on the G-325a form:

- it asks for the full address and name of employer. If I don't have enough room to fill out the zip codes for each, should I include a sheet of paper and staple it to the form?

- My last address outside of the US for more than a year -- It was more than a decade ago since I came to the United States. I was 12 then, and I have no idea what my foreign address was, nor could I find anything on my old papers. Would I still need to include this on the form? It was about 13 years ago.

- Do I leave it blank for the "file number" at the top of the form? It as "A______"

- Father's name: I was adopted and came to the United States on the K-2. So that would be where I put my stepfather's information, correct?

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I-129F Filed ~ 1/21/14

NAO1 text/email: 1/27/14

NAO2 hardcopy: 2/18/14

Case sent from NVC to London: 3/4/14

Case received by US Embassy: 3/6/14

CEAC status changed to "ready": 3/7/14

Package 3 date: 3/17/14

Medical: 5/14/14

CEAC status update: 5/19/14

Readiness Form: 5/29/14

CEAC status update: 6/4/14

Interview: 6/27/14 (APPROVED!!!)

Visa pick-up: 7/9/14 <3

AOS received: 4/21/15

Biometrics: 5/20/15

EAD letter received: 7/6/15

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And on the USCIS website, it has two different addresses that I can mail this to: one for regular mail and the other express. How much of a different would it make if I was to mail this through USPS Express Mail? Would they recognize my application faster?

File Form I-129F at the USCIS Dallas Lockbox facility:
For U.S. Postal Service (USPS):

USCIS
P.O. Box 660151
Dallas, TX 75266

For USPS Express Mail and courier deliveries:
USCIS
Attn: I-129F
2501 South State Highway 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067

So when I put the address of United States Department of Homeland Security on the Letter of Intent (to marry), I would put the one under express mail?

goofy.gif Our K-1 progress luv.gifrose.gifrose.gif

I-129F Filed ~ 1/21/14

NAO1 text/email: 1/27/14

NAO2 hardcopy: 2/18/14

Case sent from NVC to London: 3/4/14

Case received by US Embassy: 3/6/14

CEAC status changed to "ready": 3/7/14

Package 3 date: 3/17/14

Medical: 5/14/14

CEAC status update: 5/19/14

Readiness Form: 5/29/14

CEAC status update: 6/4/14

Interview: 6/27/14 (APPROVED!!!)

Visa pick-up: 7/9/14 <3

AOS received: 4/21/15

Biometrics: 5/20/15

EAD letter received: 7/6/15

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