No street address

[randolady 1]

My fiance and I are working on filling out the G-325. He's from Tanzania, where most of the streets don't have names, and most of the named streets don't have numbers. What should we write for his residence? The city he's living in now has neighborhood names. Would it be sufficient to put [neighborhood], [city], [province], [country]? Same thing for employment history? But he also lived in a tiny village that doesn't have any neighborhood names or street names. Should I just write N/A for street and number?

We're having the same problem with the I-129. If he gets a P.O Box, can we write that as his address?

[GrenadianCrix 1]

My fiance and I are working on filling out the G-325. He's from Tanzania, where most of the streets don't have names, and most of the named streets don't have numbers. What should we write for his residence? The city he's living in now has neighborhood names. Would it be sufficient to put [neighborhood], [city], [province], [country]? Same thing for employment history? But he also lived in a tiny village that doesn't have any neighborhood names or street names. Should I just write N/A for street and number?

We're having the same problem with the I-129. If he gets a P.O Box, can we write that as his address?

My fiance and I both live in Grenada and have the exact same circumstances. I am one of the lucky few who hae a street name...but no number in site. His previous addresses were just neighborhoods as you said, we just put what we could. Is there a common name that the villagers use for a street?. When filling out mine, I assumed they were looking for a physical address since a PO box can't be a residence.

If all else fails (this is my guess) it would be better to write 'no street name' instead of N/A...it just gives them a little more info. the embassy covering that area is most likely used to that situation.

Best of Luck!

sue

[mmarlo 1]

My fiance and I are working on filling out the G-325. He's from Tanzania, where most of the streets don't have names, and most of the named streets don't have numbers. What should we write for his residence? The city he's living in now has neighborhood names. Would it be sufficient to put [neighborhood], [city], [province], [country]? Same thing for employment history? But he also lived in a tiny village that doesn't have any neighborhood names or street names. Should I just write N/A for street and number?

We're having the same problem with the I-129. If he gets a P.O Box, can we write that as his address?

My fiance and I both live in Grenada and have the exact same circumstances. I am one of the lucky few who hae a street name...but no number in site. His previous addresses were just neighborhoods as you said, we just put what we could. Is there a common name that the villagers use for a street?. When filling out mine, I assumed they were looking for a physical address since a PO box can't be a residence.

If all else fails (this is my guess) it would be better to write 'no street name' instead of N/A...it just gives them a little more info. the embassy covering that area is most likely used to that situation.

Best of Luck!

sue

Sounds like you got a PO Box -- that's what Jacinta and I did and just used that for her address. Seems to be much easier than describing the building she lives in, which is useless for the delivery of mail, anyway, since the post office doesn't deliver anywhere beyond their PO Boxes.