US Immigration from Morocco

form i-129f requires listing all addresses for the past 5 years with no elaboration. I could not find this question answered elsewhere on this portal (the best I've seen is advice to INCLUDE short term college addresses):

I've had the same permanent address (parents home) until last year, but 4 unique college dorms/apts in between, and my new permanent address, all in the last 5 years.

How do I list these? Do I have to repeat my parents' home over and over between each college dorm address? this will require 11 addresses. I can't think of a way that is both honest and not annoyingly excessive. Can I just list my parents home once, for 4 years until my new permanent home, and just include the college addresses double counting for some of the time, or is that unwise?

my address history is:

college dorm 1: spring 2020

home: summer 2020

college apt 1: spring 2021

home: summer 2021

college apt 2: fall 2021 - spring 2022

home: summer 2022

college apt 2 again: fall 2022 - spring 2023

home: summer 2023

college dorm 4: fall 2023

home: early 2024

new permanent home: 2024-now

K1 visa was refused, pending submission of the original divorce decree. Problem is the original was sent to them, but they rejected it. What in God's name do they need?

Hello everyone and happy Friday I had a quick question. I already asked my legal assistant, and she said it was fine and that he could update his address during the interview but I wanted to ask on here in real time based off of people who are or who have gone through the process so my fianc is going to have his interview in September and recently moved to a new apartment with his family in May of this year and his passport has his old address and so does the DS 160 form. I was just curious to know if this would be any issue I personally don t think it will because he s ultimately coming here to live here in the states with me. Thank you in advance.

Hi Everyone,

I'm new here! My fiance and I are very stressed out and pretty desperate for answers. My 129F petition was approved in June, and our file was sent from the NVC to the Consulate's office in Casablanca, Morocco on Sept 12, 2023. We have heard NOTHING from the consulate thus far. We've sent emails and called but everything leads us in circles. We don't have any answers. We're waiting for our welcome packet so we can move forward.

Our lawyer thinks we definitely should have heard from them by now. As a matter of fact, I've checked some other profiles/timelines on this site, and other K1 filers in Casablanca, Morocco have already received an interview date despite having their file sent over after ours. EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING.

I have also tried reaching out to 2 of my local congresspeople but haven't heard from them either (MA).

Does anyone have any insight? Any other people I could reach out to?

Also, we filed our DS-160 and paid the interview fee. Are we missing anything that could be holding up the process?

THANK YOU for any help/guidance you can offer us.

Hello,

I was wondering if the 90 days to get married once my fianc enters the US also has to be within the 6 months of the medical report or visa?

Basically if it is 6 months+90 days or just getting married within 6 months.

There are just some things needed to be done first for anyone wondering.

Thanks for the help!