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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Hi! I am filling out my 129 form right now, and I am wondering about the address. I live in Mexico. Should I put my current address here or should I put my permanent address in the States. In a previous thread someone mentioned to me that they have to have an address in the States to send stuff to. Is that right?

Thanks!

Timeline

August 8, 2006: I-129f sent by fed-ex

August 10, 2006: Fed-ex package received by Vermont

August 14, 2006: Vermont acknowledges beginning process

August 20, 2006: NOA-1 received at home address in NY

August 24, 2006: Touched (likely because step-mother was meddling with process)

August 28, 2006: Change of address form sent

August 29, 2006: Touched

September 5, 2006: Touched

September 6, 2006: Touched

September 13, 2006: Recieved email notice of NOA2

Sometime late October: Received package from embassy

December 13, 2006: Medical Exam

December 14, 2006 Interview January 25, 2007: Fly into JFK, get EAD

March 10th, 2007: Wedding!

April 20th, 2007: Mail AOS and EAD paperwork by UPS

April 23rd, 2007: UPS package delivered to Chicago

April 27th, 2007: Date of NOA for AOS and EAD

April 30th, 2007: INS deposits checks

May 2, 2007: Touched

May 9, 2007: RFE sent to us by immigration

May 16th, 2007: Biometrics

June 1, 2007: Evidence sent to immigration

June 16th: Touched

June ??th: Case transferred to California office

July 5th, 2007: EAD approved and card ordered by immigration, should come within 30 days

July 5th, 2007: AOS touched

Posted

If you are the U.S. Citizen (USC), use a US address to ensure seamless delivery of your correspondence.

You can have a friend or family member forward it to you.

Play it safe, there are enough stumbling blocks in this process.

Good luck on your journey!!!! :thumbs:

Hi! I am filling out my 129 form right now, and I am wondering about the address. I live in Mexico. Should I put my current address here or should I put my permanent address in the States. In a previous thread someone mentioned to me that they have to have an address in the States to send stuff to. Is that right?

Thanks!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Posted

Okay thanks! Another question. My father isn't the best mail manager, and my step-mother is suspect for losing the mail too. But their address is on my driver's license and everything else. Should I use that address or should I look for another friend in the same state to help me out?

Timeline

August 8, 2006: I-129f sent by fed-ex

August 10, 2006: Fed-ex package received by Vermont

August 14, 2006: Vermont acknowledges beginning process

August 20, 2006: NOA-1 received at home address in NY

August 24, 2006: Touched (likely because step-mother was meddling with process)

August 28, 2006: Change of address form sent

August 29, 2006: Touched

September 5, 2006: Touched

September 6, 2006: Touched

September 13, 2006: Recieved email notice of NOA2

Sometime late October: Received package from embassy

December 13, 2006: Medical Exam

December 14, 2006 Interview January 25, 2007: Fly into JFK, get EAD

March 10th, 2007: Wedding!

April 20th, 2007: Mail AOS and EAD paperwork by UPS

April 23rd, 2007: UPS package delivered to Chicago

April 27th, 2007: Date of NOA for AOS and EAD

April 30th, 2007: INS deposits checks

May 2, 2007: Touched

May 9, 2007: RFE sent to us by immigration

May 16th, 2007: Biometrics

June 1, 2007: Evidence sent to immigration

June 16th: Touched

June ??th: Case transferred to California office

July 5th, 2007: EAD approved and card ordered by immigration, should come within 30 days

July 5th, 2007: AOS touched

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Posted
Well, that answer would seem rather intuitive, no???

Find a "responsible" person that will Fedex your mail to you.

Risk aversion..... That is the ticket!!!!!!

OKay, but I wasn't sure if it would be risky to put an address in the US that isn't my permanent address. Also my best friend (who is very reliable) lives in Texas. Whatever address I put I have to send to that state's center right? Do you think the Texas center or the Vermont center is better?

Timeline

August 8, 2006: I-129f sent by fed-ex

August 10, 2006: Fed-ex package received by Vermont

August 14, 2006: Vermont acknowledges beginning process

August 20, 2006: NOA-1 received at home address in NY

August 24, 2006: Touched (likely because step-mother was meddling with process)

August 28, 2006: Change of address form sent

August 29, 2006: Touched

September 5, 2006: Touched

September 6, 2006: Touched

September 13, 2006: Recieved email notice of NOA2

Sometime late October: Received package from embassy

December 13, 2006: Medical Exam

December 14, 2006 Interview January 25, 2007: Fly into JFK, get EAD

March 10th, 2007: Wedding!

April 20th, 2007: Mail AOS and EAD paperwork by UPS

April 23rd, 2007: UPS package delivered to Chicago

April 27th, 2007: Date of NOA for AOS and EAD

April 30th, 2007: INS deposits checks

May 2, 2007: Touched

May 9, 2007: RFE sent to us by immigration

May 16th, 2007: Biometrics

June 1, 2007: Evidence sent to immigration

June 16th: Touched

June ??th: Case transferred to California office

July 5th, 2007: EAD approved and card ordered by immigration, should come within 30 days

July 5th, 2007: AOS touched

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Posted

Well, that answer would seem rather intuitive, no???

Find a "responsible" person that will Fedex your mail to you.

Risk aversion..... That is the ticket!!!!!!

OKay, but I wasn't sure if it would be risky to put an address in the US that isn't my permanent address. Also my best friend (who is very reliable) lives in Texas. Whatever address I put I have to send to that state's center right? Do you think the Texas center or the Vermont center is better?

Yes, that's right. Vermont works waaaaay faster.

Can't you ask a friend to come to your father's or grandmother's house and collect mail and then forward it for you?

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Posted

Well, I'll figure something out! That's good to know that the Vermont center works faster! Thank god I'm sendin it to Texas! Thanks for your advice.

Timeline

August 8, 2006: I-129f sent by fed-ex

August 10, 2006: Fed-ex package received by Vermont

August 14, 2006: Vermont acknowledges beginning process

August 20, 2006: NOA-1 received at home address in NY

August 24, 2006: Touched (likely because step-mother was meddling with process)

August 28, 2006: Change of address form sent

August 29, 2006: Touched

September 5, 2006: Touched

September 6, 2006: Touched

September 13, 2006: Recieved email notice of NOA2

Sometime late October: Received package from embassy

December 13, 2006: Medical Exam

December 14, 2006 Interview January 25, 2007: Fly into JFK, get EAD

March 10th, 2007: Wedding!

April 20th, 2007: Mail AOS and EAD paperwork by UPS

April 23rd, 2007: UPS package delivered to Chicago

April 27th, 2007: Date of NOA for AOS and EAD

April 30th, 2007: INS deposits checks

May 2, 2007: Touched

May 9, 2007: RFE sent to us by immigration

May 16th, 2007: Biometrics

June 1, 2007: Evidence sent to immigration

June 16th: Touched

June ??th: Case transferred to California office

July 5th, 2007: EAD approved and card ordered by immigration, should come within 30 days

July 5th, 2007: AOS touched

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
Timeline
Posted
Can't you ask a friend to come to your father's or grandmother's house and collect mail and then forward it for you?

Grandmother's? Stepmother's. Dude, I'm tired...

Well, I'll figure something out! That's good to know that the Vermont center works faster! Thank god I'm sendin it to Texas! Thanks for your advice.

If you need time, Vermont is not your best option...

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

Timeline (incompleta)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
Timeline
Posted
Can't you ask a friend to come to your father's or grandmother's house and collect mail and then forward it for you?

Grandmother's? Stepmother's. Dude, I'm tired...

Well, I'll figure something out! That's good to know that the Vermont center works faster! Thank god I'm sendin it to Texas! Thanks for your advice.

If you need time, Vermont is not your best option...

I meant thank god I am NOT sending it to Texas. I definitely don't need time!

Timeline

August 8, 2006: I-129f sent by fed-ex

August 10, 2006: Fed-ex package received by Vermont

August 14, 2006: Vermont acknowledges beginning process

August 20, 2006: NOA-1 received at home address in NY

August 24, 2006: Touched (likely because step-mother was meddling with process)

August 28, 2006: Change of address form sent

August 29, 2006: Touched

September 5, 2006: Touched

September 6, 2006: Touched

September 13, 2006: Recieved email notice of NOA2

Sometime late October: Received package from embassy

December 13, 2006: Medical Exam

December 14, 2006 Interview January 25, 2007: Fly into JFK, get EAD

March 10th, 2007: Wedding!

April 20th, 2007: Mail AOS and EAD paperwork by UPS

April 23rd, 2007: UPS package delivered to Chicago

April 27th, 2007: Date of NOA for AOS and EAD

April 30th, 2007: INS deposits checks

May 2, 2007: Touched

May 9, 2007: RFE sent to us by immigration

May 16th, 2007: Biometrics

June 1, 2007: Evidence sent to immigration

June 16th: Touched

June ??th: Case transferred to California office

July 5th, 2007: EAD approved and card ordered by immigration, should come within 30 days

July 5th, 2007: AOS touched

 
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