Proper Use of Mailing Address on K-1 Filing

[John777 0]

Hello to all. My fiancée will soon be FedExing me her G-325a, fiancée letter of intent, and other needed documents for the K-1 VISA process. My question is, I know the USCIS mails its forms, replies, letters, etc., out via USPS. Of course, on the I-129-f I must indicate my street (physical address). So, where & how do I indicate my mailing address (for USPS) on the I-129f? In the "Information About You" section? And should I indicate both my street & mailing address on the fiancée / fiancé letters of intent also? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

[John777 0]

*To Note: Without my P.O. Box address, USPS often will not forward any mail sent to my street address. Their rules. This is why I need the mailing address indicated somewhere on the application. For FedEx, UPS, and DHL, this is a non-issue.

[belluco86 3]

I do not really understand your question. On the I-129F you can put your regular address. So what is your real question?

[Robert de Bonda 3]

If you enter your address as:

123 Any Street

P.O. Box XXX

Your town, Your state, 00000

It will always go to your PO box, if you use the town and zip for your PO box.

[John777 0]

Thanks for your replies. I just wanted to confirm that, you are not required to have your "real / physical" street address only. My City, State & Zip are the same for both my mailing & street addresses, not including the zip+4 which would be different. Obviously the government is not going to approve an application for someone who's fiance lives at a P.O. Box. I was just insuring that this was allowed and that it would not cause confusion, and subsequently, cause my application to be denied because of some technicality.

If you enter your address as:

123 Any Street

P.O. Box XXX

Your town, Your state, 00000

It will always go to your PO box, if you use the town and zip for your PO box.