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9 hours ago, smbathan said:

Hey guys. Me and my boyfriend are currently trying to start a k1 petition but we’re kinda stuck with the question “where is your beneficiary going to stay in the united states”. He’s in the military and staying in the barracks and housing office wont give you a house until after marriage. What can we put in that question? Also, he’s born in Germany inside a military base and we’re not sure if his birth certificate will be applicable for his proof of citizenship. Thank you in advance for all your help! ☺️

I was born in Japan and I have a US consular report of Birth Abroad that I used as proof of US Citizenship. On the question where the asked how did I acquire citizenship I selected through US citizen parents as this is what USCIS advised me to do.

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9 hours ago, Hank_ said:

 

Yes his birth certificate is adequate to prove USC as long as one or both parents are USC .. born on a U.S. military base is U.S. soil.      Some seem to be confused about his citizenship ;)  

 

I used my parents address as my home address while in the military for a couple years.  

 

Where is your fiance stationed?    I didn't read anywhere that you fiance is stationed in a foreign country.  

 

He’s actually in Fort Irwin right now.. 

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7 hours ago, smbathan said:

He’s actually in Fort Irwin right now.. 

If ya like hot that is the place!  ;)     Motorcycled through the Mojave a few times when traveling through California.

Hank

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