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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hi everyone,



Quick question. Through the K-1 process (and from a really really long time), I have been living at my parents' house.



When my fiance gets to the US, we are going to try to find another place to live nearby that is not too much rent, for maybe just a year till my fiance can get a job and we can see 1-what our finances look like a year from now, and 2-find a place that would be central to both of our jobs.



Here is my question. When I file for adjustment of status, can I still put down my parents' address (we will be there from time to time) or do I have to put the temporary place we will be living at?



Also, on a side note... do I have to change my driver's license as well and other govt forms of id if the new place is only going to be temporary?



Thanks for all your help!



Or K-1 Visa Journey:


- November 9th, 2013 : Sent I-129f package (FedEx)


- November 15th, 2013: Check was Cashed


- November 15th, 2013: NOA1 e-mail notification (TSC) smile.png


- November 21st, 2013: NOA1 Hard Copy arrived. (Official Notification Date - Nov 14th)


- November 21st, 2013: Alien Registration Number Changed


- February 7th, 2014: NOA2 received by text & email!! (85 days from NOA1 to NOA2) dancin5hr.gif heart.gif


- February 13th, 2014 (14th in Philippines...Happy Valentine's Day Surprise Babe!!rose.gif heart.gif ): I-129F shipped to Dept. of State to receive visa #


- February 14th, 2014: NOA2 hardcopy received.... Happy Valentine's Day!


- February 21st, 2014: NVC assigns visa number. Can now schedule online, interview for fiance at US Embassy


- February 24th, 2014: Now have interview date!! (May 5, 2014 @ 7:30 am)


- February 25th, 2014 (26th in Philippines): Fiance finished medical exam & vaccinations (all in one early & long day) @ St. Luke's & passed


- February 25th, 2014 (26th in Philippines): US Embassy - Manila (USEM) receives our case & is READY for interview


- February 26th, 2014 (26th in Philippines): Able to reschedule for a March 12th interview date! Whoo Hoo!!


- March 12th, 2014 (11th in US): Fiance interviews @ US Embassy....... APPROVED!!! YEA BABE!!idea9dv.gif dancin5hr.gif biggrin.png kicking.gif

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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If living at your parents when you file, then you can use that address. If you move someplace, then you can list it as your residence and list your parents as the mailing address. Whether you change your IDs or not is up to you, but keep in mind it is a good thing for immigration purposes that both yours and the immigrant's addresses match on your IDs.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

 
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