Intended Address (DS-260) & Delivery of Green Card and Social Security Card

[D + S 6]

Hi,

 

We're working on my husband's DS-260 and we're confused about the delivery of the green card and social security card. I saw there's an option to specify that the green card be delivered to a different address from the beneficiary's intended US address. Would the social security card automatically be sent to that alternative address? I'm asking because my current address isn't permanent, so even though it'll be my husband's intended US address, at some point in 2021, I'll move and maybe that'll happen after his interview/POE but before his green card and social security card are delivered. It would be safer to have these delivered to my mom's address.

 

I thought about including my mom's address as his intended US address since it's the most permanent address we'll have, but it seems weird for his intended address and my current address to not match on the application.

[HRQX 4,145]

14 minutes ago, D + S said:

but it seems weird for his intended address and my current address to not match on the application.

Put your mother's address as intended address and then explain if asked at POE.

[D + S 6]

11 hours ago, HRQX said:

Put your mother's address as intended address and then explain if asked at POE.

Thanks! Do you know if we could submit a separate cover letter explaining that so NVC / the consulate sees and understands this too?

[Chancy 6,241]

14 hours ago, D + S said:

I thought about including my mom's address as his intended US address since it's the most permanent address we'll have, but it seems weird for his intended address and my current address to not match on the application.

 

I agree with putting your mom's address as the mailing/intended address.  It's not really weird for your current address to be different.  If your husband is asked about it at the interview, he should simply explain that your address is current as of DS-260 submission and that you intend to move in 2021.  No need for a letter to NVC about it.

 

[D + S 6]

4 hours ago, Chancy said:

 

I agree with putting your mom's address as the mailing/intended address.  It's not really weird for your current address to be different.  If your husband is asked about it at the interview, he should simply explain that your address is current as of DS-260 submission and that you intend to move in 2021.  No need for a letter to NVC about it.

 

Thanks!