what to do with long address? peru

[chikita 0]

Hello all! my fiance is from Peru and I have trouble trying to fit his long address in the I-129f. Can my Fiance use his aunt's address so he can receive mail there from the process? I know in I-129F he needs to put his current(actual) address..but where do I put the other one?

The reason I ask is that he lives in a 3rd floor and the mail gets thrown right under the door in the first floor so we don't want mail to get lost. Also is the address in the biographical form the same as in the I-129F?

Thank you

[TBoneTX 43,250]

You can use any good permanent address (ideally, in the same city where he presently lives).

My fiancee's address was too long to fit on my I-129f, too. I typed "too long -- see at bottom" and then typed (by typewriter) the full address in the white margin. I did the same on the four G-325a forms, too (there's more room on the bottom of those!).

You may also attach a separate "supplement" sheet -- label it "I-129f supplemental sheet" and put the correct item number that corresponds to the long address. Then, type the address.

[bora bora 1]

Hello all! my fiance is from Peru and I have trouble trying to fit his long address in the I-129f. Can my Fiance use his aunt's address so he can receive mail there from the process? I know in I-129F he needs to put his current(actual) address..but where do I put the other one?

The reason I ask is that he lives in a 3rd floor and the mail gets thrown right under the door in the first floor so we don't want mail to get lost. Also is the address in the biographical form the same as in the I-129F?

Thank you

You can use his aunt's address - it's important that the consulate has an address where your fiance will receive mail. We used a good friend's address since he had lived there and the mail was a lot more sure to arrive. No problems.

I wrote SEE ATTACHED and then labeled the extra sheet very well. We had to do this for my hubby's address, my addresses, and something else. It's no problem. Good luck!