Address. Need Help!

[Andy & Val 494]

Will include as much detail as possible.

We are a couple currently going through the CR1 visa process.

We received our NOA2 last week.

So while waiting for notification from the NVC, we have this little concern.

My wife meets the poverty guidelines and was living alone.

But recently, her lease expired and she decided not to renew as she wanted to look for a new house.

 

She's currently living with her parents while we go through the process before she gets a place later.

While filing the petition, she included her current address (parents') as the mailing address which is where

our NOA2 was sent because she knew she will not be maintaining her old address.

 

We need advice on how this will affect the process if she enters her parents address as her current address from now on?

 

Thank you all and your contributions will be highly appreciated.

[arken 4,197]

It won’t affect the process.

[Andy & Val 494]

40 minutes ago, arken said:

It won’t affect the process.

 

Thanks for the response.

 

I am guessing at a certain point I will be asked where I am going to stay in the US.

So it won't cause any problem if I enter her parents address?

[pushbrk 12,877]

11 hours ago, Andy & Val said:

 

Thanks for the response.

 

I am guessing at a certain point I will be asked where I am going to stay in the US.

So it won't cause any problem if I enter her parents address?

No problem at all.  Living with parents does not make the parents part of your wife's "household size" in this context.  They would only be part of the household size if combining income.  You wife qualifies on her own, so her household would be the two of you and any of her or your mutual children, not her parents, no matter where they live.

[Andy & Val 494]

13 hours ago, pushbrk said:

No problem at all.  Living with parents does not make the parents part of your wife's "household size" in this context.  They would only be part of the household size if combining income.  You wife qualifies on her own, so her household would be the two of you and any of her or your mutual children, not her parents, no matter where they live.

Thanks so much!

That was helpful

I rest my case😉