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I would like to know did any of the members who filed the I-129 had a problem with the Part B Question 14 ''Address in the United States Where Your Fiance Intends To Live''.I do not have a address of my own until I rent the apartment but I do have family friends but they live in a different state and would it be a problem to put their address even if we would be having a port of entry in a different state,is this acceptable?Any help would be great!

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i'd think you put in your current address and change it later unless you intend to move in the nearest time and know your new address. But as for port of entry - I don't think it matters, as for many people those are transfer port of entries.

 
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