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Husband and wife living in different cities

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Good morning everybody,

 

i need some suggestions.

I'm going to file my AOS from a k1 visa (i'm the husband) and my wife is U.S. citizen and my sponsor (affidavit of support).

Now, due to her job she has to be in San Francisco for the next months (her residency has to be there) and i will stay in her mother's house in Los Angeles where i got SSN, applied for DL, etc

At the time of the interview we will be for sure living together (in Los Angeles) i just want to know if it may be a problem to put 2 different residencies in the i-485. and i-864

Thank you in advance for you help.

 

 

 

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