Residential address

[AGUA FRIA 0]

Hi all,

My fiance doesn't have a standard address. On the I-129F and G-325A and has street and number; however, my fiance doesn't have a street or number. The address is just the small town, city, and country. When the mail arrives in the city, it is delivered to his small town by name only. Does anyone foresee any problems with entering his towns name where it says street and number. Thanks in advance for the replies.

Edited January 20, 2007 by AGUA FRIA

[DA BOMB 1]

If it were me I would simply write "No House/Street Number - See attached Explanation" on the space where it asked for street and number. Then attach an explanation on a separate piece of paper ( I would do one for the i-129F and 4 for the G-325As) as to why he doesnt have a number as you did for the forum in your post. The G-325A will also ask for a history of addresses unless he's lived there awhile so Im assuming there will be a pattern. No matter how cumbersome it may be, its better to take the time to get the packet right the first time instead of getting an RFE later on. Good luck!

Hi all,

My fiance doesn't have a standard address. On the I-129F and G-325A and has street and number; however, my fiance doesn't have a street or number. The address is just the small town, city, and country. When the mail arrives in the city, it is delivered to his small town by name only. Does anyone foresee any problems with entering his towns name where it says street and number. Thanks in advance for the replies.

[patiently_waiting 0]

I think I would don the same. Write none and then explain on an attachment.