Should we send to California Service Center?

[lovelylip 0]

Hi my fiance and I am doing paper work for I-129F package.

[Our situation]

My fiance is US Marines. and he belong to California base. but now he is training in Virginia for 3 months ( until April 4 ).

We thought that his address not stedy, so we wrote his parents's address ( Florida ) with his parents name ( C/O ~).

but there is question, he wrote his California address as his the latest address for G-325. but he will send from Virginia. so California Service Center people will think wonder why he send from Virginia even his latest address is California.... To send from Virginia to California Service Center is big problem??

and also I have a question, he wrote his parent's address ( Florida ) for every place on papers except G-325 latest address. So, We should send to Service Center for residence in Florida ???

We wrote and glue our envelope. and he doesn't understand about K1 visa. so, we will send to California Service Center..... but he doesn't send yet.

HELP ME....

To send to California is good ??

[JeffnBhing 0]

send it to the California office and include that information on your cover letter that will be passed on with your application.

[lovelylip 0]

Thanks for reply

My mailing address is Frolida, but will my package will approval at CSC ??

What do u think??

[JeffnBhing 0]

yes as long as all the information is clear about him being in the military and his parents receiving it instead of sending it to an unoccupied residance.

Good luck!

[lovelylip 0]

Thanks.

He is Virginia now for training for Marines, and he will send from Virginia to CSC. Do you think CSC person think he is not California residence ? or CSC think he is california residence because he is belonging to the base in California?

[wizardfitz 13]

Thanks.

He is Virginia now for training for Marines, and he will send from Virginia to CSC. Do you think CSC person think he is not California residence ? or CSC think he is california residence because he is belonging to the base in California?

when i was in the army, my home, the address used for all things important, was always my parents. house. being in the military you are always subject to being moved at a moments notice. hopefully the USCIS as a part of the government will understand this

[Jasman0717 8]

Use an address where the USC knows he will receive mail then look at the I-129 instructions, it tells you where to file based on that address.

Edited January 26, 2008 by jasman0717