Physical Address History

[Bjh 39]

Hey everyone -

 

Currently filling out the i-129f for a K-1 petition.

I notice for both petitioner and beneficiary for physical address history, you're supposed to list your current address first if it's different from your mailing address. If these addresses are the same, do you just leave it blank? To PRESENT is the default in the dates for these.

 

Thanks!

[EandS2019 389]

For the petitioner, if your current physical address is the same as your mailing address you can leave 9.a-9.h blank (I put N/A in those fields). 10.a and 10.h still need to be filled in (10.a Date moved in - 10.b PRESENT).

 

For the beneficiary if the current physical address is the same as the mailing address, 12.a - 12.h are blank and you fill in 13.a and 13.b (13.a Date moved in - 13.b PRESENT)

 

There's a good example here: https://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-129F.pdf

 

Edit: I put N/A in every field that was not being used.

Edited November 22, 2018 by Ethan & Shannon

[met 106]

Like above - never leave blank spaces on any file.

 

[EandS2019 389]

1 hour ago, Ethan & Shannon said:

For the petitioner, if your current physical address is the same as your mailing address you can leave 9.a-9.h blank (I put N/A in those fields). 10.a and 10.b still need to be filled in (10.a Date moved in - 10.b PRESENT).

I made a typo, corrected in red above.

[advent 0]

Hello everyone, 
I`m filling out I-129f for K-1 petition,

about the beneficiary`s address history, part2, page5, items12a-13.b, it is asking for the beneficiary`s current address.

I am the beneficiary and I have been volunteering for the past two years in different places. This 2019, I am volunteering in South Korea which is only until this October 2019.

Last year, I spent one year in mountain areas as a volunteer in the philippines. 

I`m wondering, if I should consider writing these places under my address history.

 

Thanks,

 

[eirinlinn 105]

On 11/21/2018 at 10:53 PM, Ethan & Shannon said:

For the petitioner, if your current physical address is the same as your mailing address you can leave 9.a-9.h blank (I put N/A in those fields). 10.a and 10.h still need to be filled in (10.a Date moved in - 10.b PRESENT).

 

For the beneficiary if the current physical address is the same as the mailing address, 12.a - 12.h are blank and you fill in 13.a and 13.b (13.a Date moved in - 13.b PRESENT)

 

There's a good example here: https://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-129F.pdf

 

Edit: I put N/A in every field that was not being used.

This was really useful for me! I'm mailing mine soon and wasn't sure whether to leave blank or write N/A. Thanks! 

 

[Ivana777 0]

On 6/6/2019 at 1:23 AM, advent said:

Hello everyone, 
I`m filling out I-129f for K-1 petition,

about the beneficiary`s address history, part2, page5, items12a-13.b, it is asking for the beneficiary`s current address.

I am the beneficiary and I have been volunteering for the past two years in different places. This 2019, I am volunteering in South Korea which is only until this October 2019.

Last year, I spent one year in mountain areas as a volunteer in the philippines. 

I`m wondering, if I should consider writing these places under my address history.

 

Thanks,

 

Hello, eirinlinn, can you please tell did you figure out on how to list address history? My fiancé have a similar problem, so I wonder if you are so kind to share your experience. Thank you very much!

[kubda89 10]

Side question, but what if you lived somewhere but don't have any proof (drivers license, lease agreement, mail, etc.). Would you still put it down? Or just the addresses that can be traced "on paper"?

[Chancy 6,241]

1 hour ago, Mohammad0991 said:

what if you lived somewhere but don't have any proof (drivers license, lease agreement, mail, etc.). Would you still put it down? Or just the addresses that can be traced "on paper"?

 

List all addresses where you lived (not visited), whether you have proof on paper or not.