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Hi everyone,

 

I am just filling ut the DS-160 as our petition recently got approved (it is not at NVC or embassy yet but from what I gather it is fine to do the DS-160 now?)

 

On the section where it asks for my address should I put the address I was at when we submitted the i129f or should I put the address I currently live at, which USCIS will have no record of me living at?

 

 

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2 minutes ago, ALGS said:

Hi everyone,

 

I am just filling ut the DS-160 as our petition recently got approved (it is not at NVC or embassy yet but from what I gather it is fine to do the DS-160 now?)

 

On the section where it asks for my address should I put the address I was at when we submitted the i129f or should I put the address I currently live at, which USCIS will have no record of me living at?

 

 

Current address.  

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