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K-1 visa g-325 biographical - should you list travelling for 6 months in place of residence?

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hi there!

 

i just did a search to try and find the answer but wasn't able to find an existing one, so if anyone might have some advice it would be much appreciated! my fiance and i are filling out our biographical forms for the k-1 and where is has residence for the last 5 years we are a bit unsure how to proceed...

 

he was traveling through india and nepal for about 6 months at one time, so did not have a permanent residence for that duration - is it more appropriate to simply leave this chunk of time out since there was no permanent residence, or to list 'india / nepal' in the country field with maybe a note that it was traveling? just so they don't think he was homeless, because he wasn't!! he was just traveling all over the place so we can't even list particular cities as their were a lot... thanks SO much in advance for any assistance with this, we are doing the forms ourselves and quite nervous about getting every last detail just right!

 

best wishes + a very happy new year to one and all on the visa journey :)

 

 

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it is any place you were at for 6 months or more so if it was over 6 months put the country and the general places you were and if it was less than 6 months you can omit it. if you include it you will need to get a police report from that country.

 

good luck

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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oh wow, thank you so much that is very helpful - this was tricky! it was less than 6 months in both india and nepal (maybe about 3 in each) so that is good as getting a police record from either of those places might take a long time! i guess if the interviewer were to ask about the gap in the timing for residence you could just reply that it was spent traveling

 

thanks again, i love this place - it really eases so much worry to just talk with folks who have experience! especially when you can't afford to pay thousands for a lawyer or service *on top* of all the fees!

 

all the best to you + take care

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