[sojourner99]

I am starting the K1 process and my fiance has a street address where she actually lives (but there is no mail service there), and then another address where she actually receives her mail at.

Thoughts on which to put or how to handle this on the I-134 for her serction, and when she fills out the G-325a? Will they actually be using the addresses listed there to mail her stuff eventually or are they just for her background check? Thanks in advance for any insight on this.

[southernman]

I am starting the K1 process and my fiance has a street address where she actually lives (but there is no mail service there), and then another address where she actually receives her mail at.

Thoughts on which to put or how to handle this on the I-134 for her serction, and when she fills out the G-325a? Will they actually be using the addresses listed there to mail her stuff eventually or are they just for her background check? Thanks in advance for any insight on this.

I would put her actual address on the form and add an attachment with her mailing address and explain the difference.

[Mogambi]

I'm not sure I would do that, just gives them reason to be confused and possibly send paperwork to the wrong address. I would just use the address she knows she can get mail at. I don't think they use the addresses for background check, you basically provide your own background check when you get NBI clearance.

[mugumogu]

I agree with the above. If the form just asks for an address in general, I would put the mailing address where mail is recieved. If the form specifies a residence address vs. a mailing address, I would put whichever one it's asking for.