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Trason   3

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Hi all,

I have been going over possible interview questions and I came across a little hiccup. Currently, my husband lives in Seattle, however we put down his permanent address as his parents place in Portland, Oregon. Originally, in our paperwork (started the process in June 2014) we have put permanent address as Portland due to the fact that this would be his most consistent address and he was living there at the time. He then moved to Seattle in Feb, 2014 and has been there ever since. I plan on moving to Seattle once everything is approved and we are hoping to settle in Seattle for at least a year or more.

During the interview, when they ask me where my husband lives, should I say Seattle (current address) or Portland (permanent address in paperwork)?

Thank you!!

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Just be honest, so I would say Seattle and explain the move/situation. Or I would contact your embassy (I think?) to change the address ASAP. I think you maybe should have contacted them previously in February to change the address though. Hopefully doesn't cause a problem for you two!!

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Make sure the DS-260 and I-864 state his current and your intended address.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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