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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Poland
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My husband may possibly be moving for a job to another state. If so- this will be only a temporary thing (6 months-ish), as he will keep looking for a job back in his state.

It would make most sense if he stayed at a extended stay hotel... but now the question is: can we use hotel address on I-130?

Also, there is a question #18: Address your relative intends to live. By the time I get my green card, he will hopefully be back in his state with a regular address.

Not sure how should we answer this question, then?

Nothing is set in stone yet... We should know next week.

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Thank you...

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When two people are meant for each other, no time is too long, no distance is too far, no one can ever tear them apart.

USCIS: NVC:

6/21/2013 -Married in Stockholm, Sweden 4/16/2014- Case received at NVC

9/6/2013 -Priority Date 5/13 /2014- Case number and IIN assigned

2/25/2014 -Transferred to NSC 5/20/2014- DS-261 completed

3/31/2014 -Approved 5/21/2014- AOS fee invoiced and paid

5/22/2014- AOS package overnighted to NVC

5/28/2014- AOS scanned into the system

6/20/2014- IV invoice email (but fee still locked on CEAC )

6/23/2014- IV fee finally unlocked and paid.

IV package overnighted to NVC

6/30/2014- IV scanned in. DS260 completed.

7/1/2014- AOS accepted

7/2/2014- False checklist (AOS reviewed)

8/1/2014 False checklist (attorney's G28 reviewed)

8/2/2014 False checklist (NVC not sure why it was generated)

I am the beneficiary. 8/12/2014 CASE COMPLETE!

8/26/2014 Medical

9/2/2014 Interview... APPROVED!!!

9/5/2014 Visa in hand

Removal Of Conditions:

10/29- Package sent to VSC

11/1 - NOA1

11/17- Received biometrics appointment letter

11/30- Biometrics appointment

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To be determined works for the intended address.

If he's going to be at a hotel for 6 months it may be beneficial to get a PO box while there to get mail.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

 
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