Question on visa form- permanent address in US when someone else is living there atm

[LondonWelsh 0]

Hi there

On the visa form there is the question:

- Permanent address:

Please provide the following information on where you intend to live after arrival in the United States.

Name of person currently living at address:

The house we will be living in when we move to the States is owned by my father in law and he currently has temporary tenants in there (who know they will only be able to live there til the summer).

There isn't really room to explain much on the visa form itself- I can however fit in the woman's name and 'tenant of father in law' in the 'name of person...' box, but is it worth me doing this since they haven't asked for that information at this stage? Or should I just put her name there with no explanation of who she is? And take additional paperwork showing we will be able to live at the address to the interview?

Thanks in advance for any help with this!

LW.

[NikLR 13,232]

~~moved to DCF from IR1/CR1 process and procedures. Profile indicates DCF~~

[LondonWelsh 0]

Thanks for moving to appropriate place!

I guess nobody's had experience with this particular thing? Just not sure if there are any connotations of saying there's someone currently living there...!

[NikLR 13,232]

Well If you were not doing DCF I would say put just the address or to be decided on there. They won't be looking at the place or anything like that so it doesn't matter that's it's currently occupied.