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Hi,

I've been preparing I-751 and came up with a question about addresses that my spouse and I have resided since becoming a permanent resident.

We had lived in Washington state until February this year, and we moved to TX.
For the first 2 months in TX, we had stayed in a hotel and Airbnb, until we bought a house and moved in.
While we were in the hotel and Airbnb, we had used a P.O Box.

On USCIS website, I submitted address changes for the P.O Box and the current address.

And about I-751 address history, which address should I write between WA address and the current TX address?
Is it ok to write the P.O box between the two addresses? (and maybe write a brief explanation that we were staying in hotel?)
OR should I write the hotel and Airbnb addresses only?

Thank you :)

 

 

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As @Mike E has stated, I would, too, write the physical addresses for the AirBnBs. If you are uneasy about this, you can always write a short note explaining why this arrangement was short- term. In addition, hopefully the title of the house is joint, so that would further proof that you guys moved there shortly thereafter.

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