I-134, residence confusion

[MLG 0]

Possibly a no-brainer but I'm so wrapped up in this process I can't see it:

We're applying for a K-1 even though I (petitioner) have lived in China for years (it's a long story). The I-134 reads "I________residing at _________... Being duly sworn and depose to say..."

I don't know what to put for an address. I've lived in China for years but I also own half of the house we'll be living in in the US (my name appears on the deed and various bills).

So, what do I put for a residence on this form? China or the US? Of course, I actually reside in China but would they want my US address here?

[MLG 0]

Anybody out there?

[Yodrak 7]

MLG,

You are going to need to get this affidavit notarized by a US consular officer. I would fill out everything except the address then explain the situation to the consular officer and ask them address you should show when you go in to have it notarized.

Just out of curiosity, do you have a job or other adequate source of income arranged for when you are back in the USA again?

Yodrak

Possibly a no-brainer but I'm so wrapped up in this process I can't see it:

We're applying for a K-1 even though I (petitioner) have lived in China for years (it's a long story). The I-134 reads "I________residing at _________... Being duly sworn and depose to say..."

I don't know what to put for an address. I've lived in China for years but I also own half of the house we'll be living in in the US (my name appears on the deed and various bills).

So, what do I put for a residence on this form? China or the US? Of course, I actually reside in China but would they want my US address here?

[MLG 0]

No. But I own half of the house we'll be living in (have the deed with me) and we have a very good co-sponsor.