Latin American Addresses

[rs1971 0]

Hi,

I'm in the process of assembling an I-129F Packet for my fiancee who lives in Chile and I have a quick question. In the several places where we need to enter her address, should we be entering them in their native format or converted to American style. I think that the only real difference is where the street number goes. Should I leave the forms as she filled them out (street number after the street name) or should I put the number first?

Thanks in advance.

-rs1971

[dakay ♥ 10]

we used the native format, and we didn´t problems

[TBoneTX 43,406]

leave the forms as she filled them out (street number after the street name)

Do this, si man. USCIS sees this zillions of times a day and can deal with it.

[rs1971 0]

Thanks Guys. That's the way I was leaning but then I stumbled on some older threads which talk about converting asian addresses and wondered if I should do the same. But your responses have put my mind at ease.

-rs1971

[FrancElsie 6]

The addresses in Colombia are E-A-S-Y compared to Costa Rica. You should see the system there...it is horrible. Example: 100 meters north of the Coca Cola factory, green house on the corner with three steps painted yellow. (Not to mention that the Coca Cola factory burned down 30 years ago!) There are no house numbers or anything. I've sent stuff to my fiancee' and friends that never arrives...quite frustrating.

Good Luck on your journey

Franc