adamandeva123

I just got approved last week for my I-485. My situation was very similar to yours. I am attending law school full time in the West Coast and my wife (girlfriend back then) is working in the East Coast. We only get to see each other every other month for about a week each time. I filed our forms with DIFFERENT addresses. The officer who interviewed us did not ask why we live separately (obviously because I am attending school out of state) but she did ask about how we spend time with each other and how many times we have seen each other.....and some other questions along that line.
my thoughts to you:
- You can use 1 address but you have to be able to prove that such address is the final place, where you guys will reside after all
- Look into processing time line to decide where is a better place (office), either PA or MD, to filed as your address. If you are not in hurry for this AOS process than ignore this
- Gather information regarding each trip you guys visit each other (flight ticket, gas pumping receipt, everything....)
- Be honest and detail during the interview.

I finally had my interview yesterday 6/6/19 after 3 years of waiting. My interview went well and the officer was very pleasant. He said I would be approved within the day. However, It’s been more than 24 hours and I have not seen any status change on my case. Anyone has experience on how long does it take after your interviews to get status change? I’m a little nervous because he said within the day but nothing changes yet.
 
For your information I had my interview at Dallas Field Office in. 

I did have a cover letter explaining our relationship and why we live separately. Also we also included proofs that my wife was trying to apply for jobs in the city where I am residing so we can be together

I just got approved last week for my I-485. My situation was very similar to yours. I am attending law school full time in the West Coast and my wife (girlfriend back then) is working in the East Coast. We only get to see each other every other month for about a week each time. I filed our forms with DIFFERENT addresses. The officer who interviewed us did not ask why we live separately (obviously because I am attending school out of state) but she did ask about how we spend time with each other and how many times we have seen each other.....and some other questions along that line.
my thoughts to you:
- You can use 1 address but you have to be able to prove that such address is the final place, where you guys will reside after all
- Look into processing time line to decide where is a better place (office), either PA or MD, to filed as your address. If you are not in hurry for this AOS process than ignore this
- Gather information regarding each trip you guys visit each other (flight ticket, gas pumping receipt, everything....)
- Be honest and detail during the interview.