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Question regarding USC's address for interview

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kefir10   3

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Hi! Just need some quick advice. I am estimating that my fiancée will be having her interview in late june. I (the USC) am temporarily residing outside the US and will return at the end of July. I have plenty of evidence supporting this (employer letter, copy of the lease, return ticket reservation, title for my car -poor thing is there alone! :(- ).

Anyways... my question basically is: when completing the Affidavit of Support, should I use my future address? (the one I will have as soon as I return to US) or my current address outside of the US?

Also, I am planning on preparing a letter with supporting evidence on my residence status just in case they ask for additional info about it.

Thanks!

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relativeways   27

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Yup - use your future address. If anything happens, that's the address that you'll be referring to in the future. It won't be an issue anyway, since you will be heading back there.

K1

Nov 7, 2013 - i-129f mailed to Dallas Lockbox

Nov 16, 2013 - noa 1 received

feb 20, 2014 - noa 2 approved

march 5, 2014 - case number assigned at NVC

march 14, 2014 - case received by local embassy

april 4, 2014 - interview

may 1, 2014 - visa in hand

june 13, 2014 - POE: Boston

AOS

Aug 1, 2014 - AOS/EAD/AP package delivered to Chicago Lockbox

Aug 6, 2014 - NOA1

Aug 19, 2014 - Biometrics appointment for AOS & EAD

Sept 29, 2014 - EAD/AP combo card received in mail.

Mid-Nov - Potential Waiver of Interview letter received

End of May 2015 - renewed my EAD/AP, got the NOA1 and another letter stating that I don't need to do biometrics appt.

June 11, 2015 - welcome to America letter! (no interview...no service request..)

June 16, 2015 - green card in hand

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