Gap in Address on CEAC Page

[Micam 32]

Hey all, 

 

I have a gap of 3 months on my address history where I was in the US with my partner. We had a base address but did a lot of travelling whilst we were there taking road trips etc. I was moving from abroad back to the UK, and took this trip between places. I had no permanent address at this time.

 

I would imagine it would be concerning (for NVC) to put a US address, as I was travelling on an ESTA and wasn't actually a resident at the time. Would this be a correct assumption? Would it make more sense for me to put down my family/home address where I have been residing since?

 

Thanks in advance! I feel like I have a million questions at the moment!

[Redro 4,611]

3 hours ago, Micam said:

Hey all, 

 

I have a gap of 3 months on my address history where I was in the US with my partner. We had a base address but did a lot of travelling whilst we were there taking road trips etc. I was moving from abroad back to the UK, and took this trip between places. I had no permanent address at this time.

 

I would imagine it would be concerning (for NVC) to put a US address, as I was travelling on an ESTA and wasn't actually a resident at the time. Would this be a correct assumption? Would it make more sense for me to put down my family/home address where I have been residing since?

 

Thanks in advance! I feel like I have a million questions at the moment!

Where did you move to after your trip in the US? What was your last address in the UK before you lived abroad?

Did you maintain any bank accounts in the UK while you were living overseas/traveling in the US?

I used my parents' home address while I was living overseas as my "home base" and used that address for any gaps in addresses on my DS260. 

[Micam 32]

7 minutes ago, Redro said:

Where did you move to after your trip in the US? What was your last address in the UK before you lived abroad?

Did you maintain any bank accounts in the UK while you were living overseas/traveling in the US?

I used my parents' home address while I was living overseas as my "home base" and used that address for any gaps in addresses on my DS260. 

Thanks for responding!

 

I moved into my family home after my trip to the US, and it was also the same address I lived at before I moved abroad. I maintained UK bank accounts in that I had them open, but I didn't use them. I have already mentioned various times in the I130 application living abroad, as I was out there for 3 years and I met my partner out there, so I intend to include this information in the DS260. Though, you are confirming my thought process that my family home in the UK could still be considered my home base in this situation. It would probably be less confusing for someone reviewing the case.

[Redro 4,611]

4 minutes ago, Micam said:

Thanks for responding!

 

I moved into my family home after my trip to the US, and it was also the same address I lived at before I moved abroad. I maintained UK bank accounts in that I had them open, but I didn't use them. I have already mentioned various times in the I130 application living abroad, as I was out there for 3 years and I met my partner out there, so I intend to include this information in the DS260. Though, you are confirming my thought process that my family home in the UK could still be considered my home base in this situation. It would probably be less confusing for someone reviewing the case.

Use the family home address. 

This is the address you knew you could return to at anytime and you had mail coming to that address (if your bank still mails out bank statements like mine does). 

I assume you had no real ties to the address in the US (mail, bank accounts, a lease). 

You were vacationing in the US and intended on returning to the UK. 

Edited May 13, 2023 by Redro

[Micam 32]

20 minutes ago, Redro said:

Use the family home address. 

This is the address you knew you could return to at anytime and you had mail coming to that address (if your bank still mails out bank statements like mine does). 

I assume you had no real ties to the address in the US (mail, bank accounts, a lease). 

You were vacationing in the US and intended on returning to the UK. 

Yeah that is exactly correct. Thank you for confirming this, really appreciate it! 

[JeanneAdil 6,494]

4 hours ago, Redro said:

Use the family home address. 

This is the address you knew you could return to at anytime and you had mail coming to that address (if your bank still mails out bank statements like mine does). 

I assume you had no real ties to the address in the US (mail, bank accounts, a lease). 

You were vacationing in the US and intended on returning to the UK. 

Agree

even when we attend college and live in dorm,  we maintain home address of family

we don't list college address or long vacation address