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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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when filing for K1 or any kind of visa, can the petioner mailing address be different from the street address being filed in all the forms to file for K1 visa? if so, how can this be done? my plan is to get all my NOA from my mailing address not from my resident address. any help will greatly appreciated. thanks

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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don't the forms usually have a section asking for the current residency address and then "mailing address if different from above"?

form I-129F and G-325A doesn't have that option to put in mailing address

how would you include the residence address and mailing address in Fiance Intent to Marry letter and I-129F Cover letter?

 
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