Beneficiary has two current addresses

[regu 0]

Currently in the process of filling in the i-130 and i-130a for my spouse and I. In this situation, I'm the beneficiary. I hold two residences - one in the UK, and one in Canada, and I'm planning on going through the embassy in London. At the moment I'm at my British residence but probably about 6 months into this I'll be going over to my Canadian one, then back to the British one before the petition is finished processing. How would I list having two active addresses in the i-130/i-130a? And do you reckon this would affect the London embassy accepting my case? Thanks!

[Wuozopo 4,293]

Just pick a residence and move on. If you want to interview in London, use the UK one.

[pushbrk 13,137]

1 hour ago, Wuozopo said:

Just pick a residence and move on. If you want to interview in London, use the UK one.

Correct.  Treat the question as present tense, but don't confuse the issue by giving an address in another country where you will not interview.  Of course, later you'll need police reports from both Canada and the UK.

 

Note that if YOU are the 'beneficiary" it is your spouse filing a petition for you, not the other way around.

[regu 0]

Thanks both for the help! I will do exactly that then.

 

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Note that if YOU are the 'beneficiary" it is your spouse filing a petition for you, not the other way around.

 

Indeed. My bad - poor wording. We are filling it in together but of course the i-130 is "by" him.