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DS-160 filling question

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Hello! I have a question regarding one specific part in the DS-160 filling. I am in the states on K1 visa and currently waiting for my green card interview, although I already have my EAD work permit. I am filling application for my parents so they can come and visit us during the Christmas holidays. 

 

While filling the form for them, I got to a question if they have child in the US (which is me) and what is the status of their child. The only options are US citizen, us permanent resident, no immigrant and Other. I am not quite sure if I should fill my status as permanent resident or Other, since I still don't have my been card but my status is case is ready to be scheduled for an interview. Which one should I fill. Also in my dad's application there is question of his previous school and since he studied from 1981-1984, his school was closed before long time and I have no information for its address. Should I just leave the address part blank? Thank you 

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You are not a permanent resident until your Adjustment of Status is approved......I would select "Other".....

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