Online application address doesnt reflect Draft PDF

[justanovice 0]

Hi everyone, I'm reviewing the Draft version in the Online form before I hit submit, and my (TLDR) beneficiaries address is cut off in the final draft online form. I am wondering if the person reviewing my case will be able to see the full address or the cut off version? I'm extremely hesitant to submit only to find out months later that it got rejected. 

Has there been anyone that has submitted it and still gotten approved?

 

I'd appreciate any insight, as I've already tried calling them with no answer, chatting the sh***y "Emma" only to wait hours, and get no response to a technical question.

Thank you.

Edited Wednesday at 12:38 AM by justanovice

[pushbrk 13,410]

3 hours ago, justanovice said:

Hi everyone, I'm reviewing the Draft version in the Online form before I hit submit, and my (TLDR) beneficiaries address is cut off in the final draft online form. I am wondering if the person reviewing my case will be able to see the full address or the cut off version? I'm extremely hesitant to submit only to find out months later that it got rejected. 

Has there been anyone that has submitted it and still gotten approved?

 

I'd appreciate any insight, as I've already tried calling them with no answer, chatting the sh***y "Emma" only to wait hours, and get no response to a technical question.

Thank you.

If you want to be absolutely sure, file by paper and mail instead.  You can also refer to the final section of the form where you can type the address in full, in the appropriate format.

[top_secret 2,641]

We had this problem since my wife had a very long address.  We opted for extreme abbreviation to make the whole address fit.  Her address was something like "Phase 2B, Block 11, Lot 6, Morning Glory subdivision, Barangay San Jose, city, provence, zip code".  To make it fit we shortened it down to something like "P2B BK11 L6 MNGLY SD BGY SJOSE, city, provence, zip code".  It worked for us. In many countries addressing is an inexact science.  In general an overseas beneficiary's address is less critical than US addresses since they they probably won't contact anyone or send anything there anyways.  It's probably unlikely they would have an issue with the beneficiary's address and even if they did they would hopefully issue a RFE rather than a rejection.

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