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Hello, my name is Riana (new to this website). My Colombian husband and I are filing for the CR1 Visa, and I have a question about Address History for the I-130 online submission.

 

I understand that I have to include where I've lived the last 5 years which would start in 2019. We travel almost every other month and always just rent Airbnb's. When we aren't traveling, we both fly to our parents house and live with them for a month or so. For my legal documents, I put my parent's address in the states, but for the purpose of I-130 do I list all the Airbnb's we've ever "lived" in or just the address in the U.S?

 

Thank you for your help :)

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On 7/18/2024 at 2:51 AM, rianaam said:

Hello, my name is Riana (new to this website). My Colombian husband and I are filing for the CR1 Visa, and I have a question about Address History for the I-130 online submission.

 

I understand that I have to include where I've lived the last 5 years which would start in 2019. We travel almost every other month and always just rent Airbnb's. When we aren't traveling, we both fly to our parents house and live with them for a month or so. For my legal documents, I put my parent's address in the states, but for the purpose of I-130 do I list all the Airbnb's we've ever "lived" in or just the address in the U.S?

 

Thank you for your help :)

No.  If your "residence" while NOT traveling is your parent's address, then that is your address for the I-130.  

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So how did you end up filling out the address history? 

On 7/17/2024 at 2:51 PM, rianaam said:

Hello, my name is Riana (new to this website). My Colombian husband and I are filing for the CR1 Visa, and I have a question about Address History for the I-130 online submission.

 

I understand that I have to include where I've lived the last 5 years which would start in 2019. We travel almost every other month and always just rent Airbnb's. When we aren't traveling, we both fly to our parents house and live with them for a month or so. For my legal documents, I put my parent's address in the states, but for the purpose of I-130 do I list all the Airbnb's we've ever "lived" in or just the address in the U.S?

 

Thank you for your help :)

So how did you end up filling out the address history? 

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