Quick question about addresses

[Terri and Seb 0]

Hello everyone! I posted this question in the July Filer's thread but didn't get a response so I figured I'd open it up a little bit. I appreciate any insight!

I'm a college student, so I put my home address instead of my college one for all of the I-129F forms. Sebastian has lived in London for about a year and a half, but still has all of his mail sent to his parents' home too. He listed his parents' house as his address on the I-129F because at the time of filing, he wasn't sure how long he'd be living at his flat in London.

I'm now gathering proof of an ongoing relationship so that everything is ready once we've received the NOA2. I have letters and packages that he's sent me, but all of them list different addresses for both of us than the ones we filed with. He sent the packages from London to my college. Maybe I'm just being a worry wart, but I'm concerned that they might take issue with the fact that our evidence has different addresses than we filed with. I'm wondering if it makes more sense to just omit the physical letters and packages to avoid confusion (we still have quite a bit of proof of an ongoing relationship- pictures, phone records, emails, I bought a plane ticket to visit him next month, wedding dress receipt, etc.) or if I should just include a letter explaining the discrepancies. I've read that the London Embassy hardly ever looks at all of this stuff anyways, but I'd rather be too cautious than not cautious enough.

Any thoughts? The fewer obstacles we run into the better!

[LorriQ 0]

I didn't include any "posted" materials with the "proof of ongoing relationship". Photos, plane ticket stubs and edited emails along with the phone bills seemed to be enough.

Your parents address is your "permanent mailing address" and the college address is only temporary, so I can't see how it would be an issue.

Good Luck!

[raymaga 25]

I agree with the previous poster.... most people know that college students use their parent's address as their "permanent" address while they are living away at college.

My daughter is going to college in another town, but I will always use our address in any immigration documents.