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Hey. I, the UK Citizen aka the beneficiary am engagded to my finacee, US Citizen aka the petitioner

We currently live together as students in the same house in the UK and she is going back to the states in August (where hopefully all going smoothly I will be joining her).

When filling out the I-129f, should we use her permanent USA address in the "information about you" question? I thought that would make most sense, yet it will look inconsistant with evidence such as our confirmation of our current shared address etc? Same applies to the G-325a form as she will list her present address as her UK one....

We want all mail to go to the US to her permanant address....

Hopefully that makes some sense and someone could shine some light on my confusion!

Thanks :)

Tony and Dannie

Tony (UK) and Danielle (US) K-1 Visa journey

2007:

February, 06: Sent I-129f package to the US to be routed to Vermont

February, 09: I-129f forwarded to Vermont USCIS from US Home

February, 12: I-129f arrives VSC :) Journey really starts!

February, 13: NOA1 Reciept date

February, 16: VSC Cashes the check

March, 09: NOA2 Email. yay!

March, 11: Touched... Probably for the last time at VSC :)

March, 14: NVC Recieved package

March, 15: NVC Sent package to London

March, 20: Package recieved in London

March, 28: Packet 3 recieved!

April, 2: Packet 3 Sent back to London

April, 10: Packet 3 recieved by London Embassy

April, 17: Packet 4 recieved

May, 1: Medical

May, 29: Interview! - APPROVED

June, 1: Visa in Hand

July 18: Fly back together POE

July, 24: Legally married!

July 27: Filed for AOS

July 30: AOS recieved in Chiacgo

August 24: NOA1 for EAD, AP and AOS

September 15: Real Marriage with friends and family

September 18: Biometrics

October 3: EAD card production ordered!

October 11: EAD card in hand!

October 15: Case forwarded to California!

Nov, 08: Card production ordered! AWESOME

Nov, 15: Green Card Recieved (even though it's yellow)! AWESOME

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I (the USC) am in a similar situation. What I did was list my Canadian address on the form and next to it wrote "See note A2" or something like that, and on a separate sheet I explained the situation a little bit and listed my permanant address. I don't think they will send anything to foreign addresses anyway (or at least, that is the impression I get since they sent my NOA1 to my American address).

I think you could go either way with whatever address you write on the form, but I would definately provide the US address somewhere, and for peace of mind, I would also explain that she currently resides with you in England.

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K1 Visa Journey:

Jan 12, 2007- I-129F Sent

Jan 17, 2007- I-129F has arrived at the NSC

Jan 24, 2007- NOA1 date

Jan 27, 2007- Check cashed by CSC

Jan 29, 2007- Paper NOA1 recieved (at permenant US address)

May 1, 2007- NOA2

May 16, 2007- At the NVC

May 18, 2007- Left NVC

May 30, 2007- Packet 3 arrives

May 31, 2007- Faxed Packet 3 stuff back

July 9, 2007- Interview at Vancouver

July 10, 2007- Visa recieved!

July 18, 2007- US entry

August 25, 2007- Wedding <3

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I (the USC) am in a similar situation. What I did was list my Canadian address on the form and next to it wrote "See note A2" or something like that, and on a separate sheet I explained the situation a little bit and listed my permanant address. I don't think they will send anything to foreign addresses anyway (or at least, that is the impression I get since they sent my NOA1 to my American address).

I think you could go either way with whatever address you write on the form, but I would definately provide the US address somewhere, and for peace of mind, I would also explain that she currently resides with you in England.

Thanks for the advice - that helps alot :)

Tony and Dannie

Tony (UK) and Danielle (US) K-1 Visa journey

2007:

February, 06: Sent I-129f package to the US to be routed to Vermont

February, 09: I-129f forwarded to Vermont USCIS from US Home

February, 12: I-129f arrives VSC :) Journey really starts!

February, 13: NOA1 Reciept date

February, 16: VSC Cashes the check

March, 09: NOA2 Email. yay!

March, 11: Touched... Probably for the last time at VSC :)

March, 14: NVC Recieved package

March, 15: NVC Sent package to London

March, 20: Package recieved in London

March, 28: Packet 3 recieved!

April, 2: Packet 3 Sent back to London

April, 10: Packet 3 recieved by London Embassy

April, 17: Packet 4 recieved

May, 1: Medical

May, 29: Interview! - APPROVED

June, 1: Visa in Hand

July 18: Fly back together POE

July, 24: Legally married!

July 27: Filed for AOS

July 30: AOS recieved in Chiacgo

August 24: NOA1 for EAD, AP and AOS

September 15: Real Marriage with friends and family

September 18: Biometrics

October 3: EAD card production ordered!

October 11: EAD card in hand!

October 15: Case forwarded to California!

Nov, 08: Card production ordered! AWESOME

Nov, 15: Green Card Recieved (even though it's yellow)! AWESOME

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