Address in the United States where your fiance intends to live

[fisnik 3]

Hi, I started to fill up the Form I-129F and I am having a problem with "Address in the United States where your fiance intends to live"

I'm currently living in a dorm because I'm required by my university policy. i can leave the dorm if i get married, or next year if i move the city where the university is.

I dont know what to write in "Address in the United States where your fiance intends to live".

Should i write a letter and explain to them that i cant not leave the dorm or should i use another address.

I hope someone can help me.

[Julie+Matt 84]

from what I understand, just put your address. That's what I did. I'm moving in a few weeks, but when I filled out the form, I had no idea where.

[fisnik 3]

from what I understand, just put your address. That's what I did. I'm moving in a few weeks, but when I filled out the form, I had no idea where.

The problem is that I'm living in a dorm university dorm.

I'm afraid to put my dorm address " Address in the United States where your fiance intends to live" because they might now that my fiance wont be allowed to live in a dorm.

I'm sorry if i was confusing. thank you for trying to help me.

[Mariana M. 18]

I would attach an explaining letter.

Good luck!

[fisnik 3]

I would attach an explaining letter.

Good luck!

That's whay i have been thinking, i just dont know if its the right thing.

Thank you so much for your help.

[wbeem 568]

You may want to add a cover letter with your application, and on that, draw their attention to the fact that you have submitted a separate page with explanation/additional information relating to question x.

I found that question on the form slightly amusing. With the time scales within which they are {not] working, many people are going to move address anyway, yet the K1 is for a visa for a couple who intend to get married within 90 days of entering the US, so I would have thought it a no-brainer that both spouses would live together. I sometimes wonder what goes through the minds of the people who set out government forms.

[YamenWaad 45]

you have to put the current address and in the future you can change it

[Mariana M. 18]

You know, my fiance lived in a dorm when we filed too. He just put his address, in a regular address format. It wasn't implied that it was a dorm. Is yours?

I don't even know if I could have lived there if I had to...

[Ulink2 7]

I do not think they mind what the address is but there must be something there and it might be used to as an interview question

[fisnik 3]

You know, my fiance lived in a dorm when we filed too. He just put his address, in a regular address format. It wasn't implied that it was a dorm. Is yours?

I don't even know if I could have lived there if I had to...

mine has the strert name and the university name followed by

Room #125 Po box432

[Pheebs1201 269]

Could you use your parents address?

[defeedme 4]

word of advice. use the most reliable mailing address you can find and don't change it until after you have a green card. It is critical, if the mail gets bounced back to the government for any reason it will cause huge delays and problems and red flags.

Be warned. Use a mail service if you have to.

Could you use your parents address?

Edited December 12, 2014 by defeedme