dv2015 selected, preparing for may 19th

[guys 24]

gday every one,

need explanation from who has got GC

is that true that we need to write an address in US during interview process ?,

( is easy for them if they have family or friends that already is US )

so, do i need to worry about it

thanks

[Giusseppe 4]

Yes you do need to worry about it. You have to let them know of an address where you will be living when you immigrate to the USA. You state this on your DS-260 and you may have to answer about it on the interview. It does not have to be a relative though. I have heard people use addresses of a cousin of a friend's mother-in-law's friend's, sister's boyfriend. All you need is an address and a real address because they will check it out on their database. The only exception to this is if you prove that you have enough money and income from your current country that will support you to arrive in a Hotel of sort as you work out getting your own apartment or house

This is information I know from experience and I may be wrong though

[guys 24]

oh god, US is a big country, i even do not have a family there, anyway, thank for sharing.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

gday every one,

need explanation from who has got GC

is that true that we need to write an address in US during interview process ?,

( is easy for them if they have family or friends that already is US )

so, do i need to worry about it

thanks

Yes, they need an address that you will get your green card sent to, and it must be a physical address (not PO Box). You can change the address at your point of entry so don't panic if you need to change it.

Giuseppe's answer above goes off on a tangent a bit. They don't really care where you will stay, you can put n/a for that, and the stuff about income etc doesn't relate to the address (you will need to satisfy the consulate that you won't become a public charge). But they do need an address to send your documents to.

Edited May 3, 2014 by SusieQQQ

[guys 24]

Yes, they need an address that you will get your green card sent to, and it must be a physical address (not PO Box). You can change the address at your point of entry so don't panic if you need to change it.

Giuseppe's answer above goes off on a tangent a bit. They don't really care where you will stay, you can put n/a for that, and the stuff about income etc doesn't relate to the address (you will need to satisfy the consulate that you won't become a public charge). But they do need an address to send your documents to.

thank you susieQQQ, that's clear enough,