I will be moving around while I-129F is in process, what should I do?

[jaygauss 0]

I have a possibly already-coverd question that I cannot find the answer to:

I am in an unusual situation where I am officially enrolled as a PhD student at a university in Minnesota (paid by a fellowship that ties me to Minnesota); while living in North Carolina for two more months, where I have been living for the academic year as a visiting scholar (but remember, still enrolled in courses at Minnesota; and to top it off I will spend July and August in Kiev, Ukraine with my fiancee and was considering using Chicago, IL (where my family lives) as a mailing address while I was gone!

Thus it is not obvious to me what I should put down as my mailing address, since my current one will soon be irrelevant and I seem to have broad choice here. This seems to also matter since it will impact the Service Center that processes everything for me.

Any advice? Also, will I have to figure out myself which Service Center to send my I-129F to or will the Dallas Lockbox people decide this?

Thanks!

[Hin-d 16]

Use whatever your official address is considered accurate and true. You can have the letters, or official correspondences from USCIS, sent to another address using the "care of" option to permit a family member be the recipient while you are abroad.

Dallas lockbox will decide based on the address you provide.

[goatess 1]

Use your parent's or whoever willing as your c/o address. I am overseas and I used my sister's address in the States. She then took the the pics of all letters from uscis and others and sent them to me.