US Immigration from Philippines

I am currently living in the Philippines with my fianc and we are trying to decide between getting married in the Philippines and applying for a CR-1 visa or waiting to get married and applying for a K1 visa and get married in the US.

Currently the processing time for a CR-1 visa in about 12-16 months and the processing time for a K1 visa is showing at about 4-7 months. We would like to take advantage of the shorter processing time but only if we can continue to live together in the Philippines. Looking at all the information I can find on the internet, it is not clear to us weather I need to return to US to process the K1 visa and wait for her to travel to the US after she receives the visa or if I can file for and have processed the visa while we continue to live in the Philippines. We are both retired in our respected countries so getting her a work permit upon arrival US is not an issue.

If anyone has had experience with this, can you please let us know.

I ve been staying primarily in the Philippines for about 1.5 years (as a visitor with visa extensions, and I ve also made a few trips nearby countries).

My original residence is in the United States where I still own my house, and have continued to file normal US tax returns.

My question is this: When filling out the petitioner's address history on the K-1 petition, should I include or exclude the address I ve stayed at in the Philippines, since I m here as a temporary visitor and not a "resident", and list only my U.S. address as my present address, along with my previous 5 yrs of US addresses?

Curious if any other folks who have filed a K1 Petition while living or staying for extended periods overseas have faced this dilemma.

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