I-130 Overseas Tour Questions

[topshelfsniper44 0]

I am a US Citizen military officer stationed in Germany.  Me and my wife met while I was stationed in Italy.  I have 3 more years here in Germany, but we want to submit our  I-130 so that she can get a SOFA stamp granting her the legal right to remain in Germany with me.  I have an APO, but reside at a German address.  There is a section which asks what address does the beneficiary intend to live at in the US on the I-130, how do we answer that when we will be here for the next 3 years?

[mrs.hernandez189 0]

On 10/21/2017 at 8:28 AM, topshelfsniper44 said:

I am a US Citizen military officer stationed in Germany.  Me and my wife met while I was stationed in Italy.  I have 3 more years here in Germany, but we want to submit our  I-130 so that she can get a SOFA stamp granting her the legal right to remain in Germany with me.  I have an APO, but reside at a German address.  There is a section which asks what address does the beneficiary intend to live at in the US on the I-130, how do we answer that when we will be here for the next 3 years?

my husband put his grandparent address in NV for me and once my visa got approved we visited the states and a week later I got my SSN and my green card got sent in their mailbox 3 months later then they sent it to our FPO address. She just have physicly enter the USA after she got her visa approved. And then just back to wherever duty station you guys are at.

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You are eligible to file for the DCF (direct-consular-filing) process which is a lot faster, by the way.

 

I had assumed that you could use your mailbox on base as a physical address? But I am not sure about that.