permanent address for student

[melimax 1]

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to ask a question about the address of the USC (petitioner).

I am a graduate student in California. When we filed our 129F, I did not know where I would be living when classes started in September for school, so I corresponded everything to my parent's address (my "permanent address"), which is also in California.

Now that we have received our NOA2 and are in the process of planning for his interview, I was wondering if it is a big deal if I continue to say that my address is with my parents.... or if I should submit a change of address form. The problem is that I do not know if I will be living at the same address at my university for much longer, because there is a chance that I'll be graduating in December. (in which case I will move back to my parents house until I get a job)

I guess my main question is that at the interview when or if they ask my fiancé "where does your fiancee live?" ... should he say with my parents, or should he say in the town of my university, which is 2 hours drive away?

Is it that big of a deal?

Thank you!

[lostcharly1 0]

Just continued with your parents address aslong as your parents are not moving!!!Avoid the troublesome!

[Stella_w 0]

it's not a big deal my fiance also put down his parents' address in the original petition and we got approved. your fiance can just say your current address as he should write that down for the DS230 form in packet 3.