Couple of questions RE I-129f + addresses & phone numbers.

[JoeWyatt 0]

Hello all,

My fiancee (US Citizen) and I (UK citizen) are currently living in South Korea and willl be leaving once our work contracts end in February. We want to file our I-129f ASAP time spent apart, but this raises a couple of questions about the I-129f petition form. We plan on travelling for a bit and then returning to our respective home countries to stay wth parents during the time the I-129f is being processed, and we will be using our parent's homes as our mailing addresses, but do you know if we should list our current addresses as our address in Korea, or the addresses we know we're going to be living in two/three months? And our contact telephone numbers?

Also, does anyone know what the time frame will be between my fiancee recieving confirmation that the petition has been successful and my applying for a consular interview will be?

I've tried calling the USCIS about this but keep getting stuck behind a wall of automated responses, thanks in advance for any help you might be able to give!

[MASH 172]

Best to give parents addresses to make sure nothing gets lost and if ur leaving in 3 months then it wont be enough, give address that you know your gonna stay in for atleast 9-10 months

As for approval as in getting the NOA2 most ppl know in 2 months if there is no error but sometimes it can vary depends on the office

Edited January 8, 2016 by MASH

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Fir the USC, use an address where you can easily get the notifications you will be mailed. The parents' address should work.

List a UK address and put London for the consulate the foreign fiance(e) will interview at, if they are planning on returning there soon to finish out the immigration process.