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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Then use that address for everything.

yes, i want all mail to reach her address instead

Jim and Nhi

10-2-2008 Interview in Vietnam

9-1-2008 abandoned K3

7-11-08 Home from Vietnam

7-04-2008 Cleared NVC

6-26-08 NOA2 for I-129F and I-130

6-25-08 Congressional Expediting Approved

6-23-08 Return to Vietnam for visit

4-30-08 NOA1 I-130

4-17-08 NOA1 I-129F

4-10-08 I-129F mailed

3-26-08 Married in Vietnam

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Makes sense - shouldn't be a problem. Just be consistent.

11/2004 - Met in Brazil

09/2006 - Apply for K1

03/2007 - K1 approved

04/2007 - Apply for AOS & EAD

07/2007 - EAD approved

01/2008 - Conditional Residency approved

11/2009 - Apply to remove conditions

02/2010 - Permanent Residency approved

11/2010 - Apply for Citizenship

03/2011 - Citizenship approved

07/2011 - Moved back to Brazil

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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I was wondering if she used her mother in laws address if the following infomation would pertain to her??

What are some typical red flags that can cause a Consular Officer to suspect the merits of a relationship?

4. Petitioner resides with family members of the beneficiary in the US;

Even though she is not living with the in law... Could it not be percieved by USICS that she is by using the address?

USCIS

06-28-2011-Mailed I-130

07-03-2011-NOA1

12-08-2011-NOA2

NVC

12-19-2012-NVC Received Case

01-06-2012-Case Number

01-25-2012-Case Completed

02-21-2012-Medical

03-06-2012-Interview--APPROVED

03-13-2012-VISA RECEIVED

03-16-2012-POE ATL

ROC

02/24/2014-Mailed I-751

02/26/2014-Package Received

02/28/2014-NOA1 Hard Copy

02/28/2014-Check Cashed

03/25/2014-Biometrics Appt

06/04/2014-RFE Sent more info back on 07/29/2014

09/04/2014 ROC Approved

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Posted

interesting question. i have not had to supply the address of any of my relatives or my fiancee's relatives. how would the CO ever know that she was living there or that the address was any other then her own?

I was wondering if she used her mother in laws address if the following infomation would pertain to her??

What are some typical red flags that can cause a Consular Officer to suspect the merits of a relationship?

4. Petitioner resides with family members of the beneficiary in the US;

Even though she is not living with the in law... Could it not be percieved by USICS that she is by using the address?

Jim and Nhi

10-2-2008 Interview in Vietnam

9-1-2008 abandoned K3

7-11-08 Home from Vietnam

7-04-2008 Cleared NVC

6-26-08 NOA2 for I-129F and I-130

6-25-08 Congressional Expediting Approved

6-23-08 Return to Vietnam for visit

4-30-08 NOA1 I-130

4-17-08 NOA1 I-129F

4-10-08 I-129F mailed

3-26-08 Married in Vietnam

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Posted

i think you will be just fine.

i honestly have no other option, so ill have to place the address

Jim and Nhi

10-2-2008 Interview in Vietnam

9-1-2008 abandoned K3

7-11-08 Home from Vietnam

7-04-2008 Cleared NVC

6-26-08 NOA2 for I-129F and I-130

6-25-08 Congressional Expediting Approved

6-23-08 Return to Vietnam for visit

4-30-08 NOA1 I-130

4-17-08 NOA1 I-129F

4-10-08 I-129F mailed

3-26-08 Married in Vietnam

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Posted
interesting question. i have not had to supply the address of any of my relatives or my fiancee's relatives. how would the CO ever know that she was living there or that the address was any other then her own?
I was wondering if she used her mother in laws address if the following infomation would pertain to her??

What are some typical red flags that can cause a Consular Officer to suspect the merits of a relationship?

4. Petitioner resides with family members of the beneficiary in the US;

Even though she is not living with the in law... Could it not be percieved by USICS that she is by using the address?

When you fill out the DS230, it asks for info for your fiancee and parents. Address, birthday, address etc... Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying she can't or shouldn't use it. I was just asking and showing some of the red flag issues.

USCIS

06-28-2011-Mailed I-130

07-03-2011-NOA1

12-08-2011-NOA2

NVC

12-19-2012-NVC Received Case

01-06-2012-Case Number

01-25-2012-Case Completed

02-21-2012-Medical

03-06-2012-Interview--APPROVED

03-13-2012-VISA RECEIVED

03-16-2012-POE ATL

ROC

02/24/2014-Mailed I-751

02/26/2014-Package Received

02/28/2014-NOA1 Hard Copy

02/28/2014-Check Cashed

03/25/2014-Biometrics Appt

06/04/2014-RFE Sent more info back on 07/29/2014

09/04/2014 ROC Approved

 
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