Help with foreign fiancee address in Panama

[Shi-Long Lang 2]

Hello,

I am new to this site and I'm trying to fill out the I-129F form. My fiancee lives in Panama, and she says they do not have have mail delivered to their houses. She said they go to DHL to retrieve their mail, and then gave me the following information from the DHL website:

DAVID
Avenida Domingo Díaz,
Edificio Garrido, Planta Baja, Local # 1-3
Teléfono: 775-7664
David, Chiriquí

I know that her name goes into the "In Care of Name" field, but I'm not sure what to put for the others. Does anyone know what to put for "Street Number and Name" or "Postal Code"? I'm thinking that I put Chiriqui for "Province" and David for "City or Town". She said they don't have post office boxes... that they instead receive mail by name.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks in Advance!

Lang

Edited December 14, 2015 by Penguin_ie

[tamcloud 92]

I can't answer your question, but I would suggest that if that's your fiancée's actual name, mailing address and phone number, you remove it from your post. That's just not a wise thing to do put out on any public forum. Otherwise, I'm sure that someone will come along soon, to help you with your inquiry. Good Luck on your journey!

Edited October 22, 2015 by tamcloud

[Shi-Long Lang 2]

Thank you, but that's not my fiancée's information. That was copy/pasted from the DHL site. This is supposed to be contact information for the company where she picks up her mail.

[Shi-Long Lang 2]

I'm thinking the first line is the name of a contact at the company, and the second line which contains the building name goes in the street field. But then I still wouldn't know what to do (if I do anything) for the postal code.

[Shi-Long Lang 2]

I'm guessing I'll just add the information for DHL, and replace the DHL contact name with her name on a separate sheet of paper.

Also, anyone know what to do for the G-325A if she has no information on her father? Can we just put "unknown" or leave it blank?

Thanks!

[TBoneTX 45,329]

Never leave something like that blank -- "unknown" is fine.