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Hi Guys,

Ok, here is my situation; I have a conditional PR status through a K1 visa. We moved from Utah to Oregon because of work. We made a change of address but we wrote the address of my in-laws since that's the only permanent place we know of. We spent a month in a corporate housing and got our place after that. We didn't change our address even we found an apartment because after 6 months my husband had work related training out of the country and we had to go with him. We are back in the USA, and we are filling our ROC this month. The address that the USCIS has my in-laws, and also our current address. I understand that you have to list all your address on the I-751 so I just don't want this thing to come bite us back. Thank you

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