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mailing address OR street address of spouse /fiance?

y'all know africa, his house isnt on a street that's named and there is no house number.

so putting PO BOX would be easier but dont want RFE!

please advise...

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I would just put the address he uses for mail or has success getting mail. I decided to be the rep for my husband bcoz with something this delicate you can't afford any screw ups.

Good Luck in all you do for him!

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I would just put the address he uses for mail or has success getting mail. I decided to be the rep for my husband bcoz with something this delicate you can't afford any screw ups.

Good Luck in all you do for him!

OK I'll put mailing address, ie PO BOX.

I could describe where he lives, but its not gonna be 1234 Main Street, he works at a rural NGO and the roads do not have names and houses do not have numbers...

hopefully it wil be OK

K-1 - VSC

Aug 2005 -- 1st trip, We meet, become friends; Jan 2006 -- start dating

April 2006 -- 2nd trip, We get engaged; Sept-Nov 2006 -- 3rd trip, More time together

Feb 8, 2007 -- Mailed 129-F package to VSC

Feb 13 -- NOA1!

Feb 19 -- Touched

Feb 20 -- check cashed! NOA1 arrives snail mail!

Feb 22 -- Touched

Mar 8 -- NOA2 email!

Mar 12 -- NVC recieves

Mar 15 -- NVC sends out

Mar. 26 -- Packet 3!

Apr 17 -- Medical

Apr 24 -- Interview, Approved!

Apr 27 -- Picked up passport

May 4 -- POE JFK

May 19-- Apply for SS#

Jul 13 -- Married!

Jul 24 -- Sent out AOS/EAD paperwork

End of Aug -- NOA for EAD and AOS

Sept 6 -- Biometrics

Sep 21 -- Email that AOS app was transfered to CSC

Sept 24 -- Email that EAD is on its way

Oct 10 -- EAD card recvd

Nov 10 -- Email that AOS APPROVED!!!!! (no interview)

Nov 16 -- Green card arrives in mail

http://fiancevisatz.blogspot.com/

"Love always finds its way home"

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My fiance is in Nepal and has a similar situation. I was told by someone else who married a Nepali that it is OK to use his mailing address. My fiance got a GPO box for this purpose.

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My fiance is in Nepal and has a similar situation. I was told by someone else who married a Nepali that it is OK to use his mailing address. My fiance got a GPO box for this purpose.

sounds good! thanks!

K-1 - VSC

Aug 2005 -- 1st trip, We meet, become friends; Jan 2006 -- start dating

April 2006 -- 2nd trip, We get engaged; Sept-Nov 2006 -- 3rd trip, More time together

Feb 8, 2007 -- Mailed 129-F package to VSC

Feb 13 -- NOA1!

Feb 19 -- Touched

Feb 20 -- check cashed! NOA1 arrives snail mail!

Feb 22 -- Touched

Mar 8 -- NOA2 email!

Mar 12 -- NVC recieves

Mar 15 -- NVC sends out

Mar. 26 -- Packet 3!

Apr 17 -- Medical

Apr 24 -- Interview, Approved!

Apr 27 -- Picked up passport

May 4 -- POE JFK

May 19-- Apply for SS#

Jul 13 -- Married!

Jul 24 -- Sent out AOS/EAD paperwork

End of Aug -- NOA for EAD and AOS

Sept 6 -- Biometrics

Sep 21 -- Email that AOS app was transfered to CSC

Sept 24 -- Email that EAD is on its way

Oct 10 -- EAD card recvd

Nov 10 -- Email that AOS APPROVED!!!!! (no interview)

Nov 16 -- Green card arrives in mail

http://fiancevisatz.blogspot.com/

"Love always finds its way home"

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My fiance is in Nepal and has a similar situation. I was told by someone else who married a Nepali that it is OK to use his mailing address. My fiance got a GPO box for this purpose.

sounds good! thanks!

I found this advice in another post:

If it were me I would simply write "No House/Street Number - See attached Explanation" on the space where it asked for street and number. Then attach an explanation on a separate piece of paper ( I would do one for the i-129F and 4 for the G-325As) as to why he doesnt have a number as you did for the forum in your post. The G-325A will also ask for a history of addresses unless he's lived there awhile so Im assuming there will be a pattern. No matter how cumbersome it may be, its better to take the time to get the packet right the first time instead of getting an RFE later on. Good luck!

K-1 - VSC

Aug 2005 -- 1st trip, We meet, become friends; Jan 2006 -- start dating

April 2006 -- 2nd trip, We get engaged; Sept-Nov 2006 -- 3rd trip, More time together

Feb 8, 2007 -- Mailed 129-F package to VSC

Feb 13 -- NOA1!

Feb 19 -- Touched

Feb 20 -- check cashed! NOA1 arrives snail mail!

Feb 22 -- Touched

Mar 8 -- NOA2 email!

Mar 12 -- NVC recieves

Mar 15 -- NVC sends out

Mar. 26 -- Packet 3!

Apr 17 -- Medical

Apr 24 -- Interview, Approved!

Apr 27 -- Picked up passport

May 4 -- POE JFK

May 19-- Apply for SS#

Jul 13 -- Married!

Jul 24 -- Sent out AOS/EAD paperwork

End of Aug -- NOA for EAD and AOS

Sept 6 -- Biometrics

Sep 21 -- Email that AOS app was transfered to CSC

Sept 24 -- Email that EAD is on its way

Oct 10 -- EAD card recvd

Nov 10 -- Email that AOS APPROVED!!!!! (no interview)

Nov 16 -- Green card arrives in mail

http://fiancevisatz.blogspot.com/

"Love always finds its way home"

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