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No physical address. What do I use.

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50 minutes ago, HisGlory13 said:

I am about to file for husband but I am in the process buying a home and I have to move from where I live asap and staying with my son for a couple of months. What physical address can I use to file my i-130 petition?

The address where you are staying with your son, will do nicely.  The tense of your question is confusing though.  As written, in the present tense, you are still living at the home you will be moving from.  Enter the information that is correct on the date you file.

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2 hours ago, HisGlory13 said:

What physical address can I use to file my i-130 petition?

You simply enter the information as of the date you file the document. 

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6 hours ago, pushbrk said:

The address where you are staying with your son, will do nicely.  The tense of your question is confusing though.  As written, in the present tense, you are still living at the home you will be moving from.  Enter the information that is correct on the date you file.

another part of the problem is that my son is very negative about my relationship so I do not want him to get any of the paperwork and I know I cant use my po box.

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15 hours ago, HisGlory13 said:

another part of the problem is that my son is very negative about my relationship so I do not want him to get any of the paperwork and I know I cant use my po box.

You can enter your PO box as your mailing address, and your son's address as your physical address.  Yes, USCIS will mail to a PO Box.

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53 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

You can enter your PO box as your mailing address, and your son's address as your physical address.  Yes, USCIS will mail to a PO Box.

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53 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

You can enter your PO box as your mailing address, and your son's address as your physical address.  Yes, USCIS will mail to a PO Box.

 

 
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