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I-129F "address in US where your fiance intends to live" Q??

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Hello!

Question #14, address in US where your fiance intends to live: well, I will move in Aug to Texas, I live in California right now. So, I don't have any idea of where our address will be then. That is also around the time this will be approved (hopefully) and he will be here so.... should I just put my current LA address? I can use my parents address also...more permanent???

Thanks! (L)

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Hello!

Question #14, address in US where your fiance intends to live: well, I will move in Aug to Texas, I live in California right now. So, I don't have any idea of where our address will be then. That is also around the time this will be approved (hopefully) and he will be here so.... should I just put my current LA address? I can use my parents address also...more permanent???

Thanks! (L)

bnr,

Just put your current address - when you adjust status you'll have your new (Texas) address - don't sweat it.. :thumbs:

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Just put your current address, alot can change before you move, you might even be done before you.

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9/26/2011 - Interview date received

10/09/2011 - Received yellow letter

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08/3/2010 - File for Removal of Conditions (I-751)

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12/2/2010 - Card production( they orderd) new card. I just checked I'm not in hurry but hahahaha lucky GOD IS SO GOOD THANKS FOR EVERYTHING PAPA JESUS MWAHHH.

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06/06/2008 - AOS PACKAGE SENT

06/09/2008 - RECEIVED DATE

06/13/2008- NOTICED DATE checked cleared ( received in mail 06/17/2008 notice for AOS, EAD and AP)

07/09/2008- BIOMETRICS date modesto

08/18/2008- AP APPROVED ( received date 8/22/2008)

08/18/2008- EAD APPROVED ( received date 8/27/2008)

09/17/2008- RECEIVED interview date appoinment

10/29/2008- INTERVIEW date 1:00pm sacramento (approved)

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