Denis74

My wife (US citizen) and me (UK citizen) are filling out the i-130 currently. We are both currently present in the United States. 
 
My question is with regard to 59.a. I feel it worded strangely and only applies to a spouse who is overseas? Being that it says 'last address you lived together'. We currently live together. 

Do we just leave this whole section blank? It has a date from and date to, but I cannot obviously fill out date to as the answer is 'present' and it wants a m/d/y format. 
Thanks in advance! Ian
 

I know this has been asked before, but I have been reading online and believe the USCIS policy may have changed. 
 
a number 
uscis account number
other names used
province
postal code
spouse 2
 
these are examples of sections which I do not have an answer. Do we think it is now acceptable just to leave blank?

Thanks!

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Welcome to the forum, Denis!

Hi, 
My name is Denis, I'm 30 and French.
My future wife Annie, 27 and she is both French/American
 
We're living in France ( Annecy ) and moved together about 3 years ago. Our wedding date is the 04/30/22.
We are going into the I-130 directly after the wedding and planning to move around September 2023. 
 
We will move then to Bend, Oregon. Kind of our dreamed city 😁
 

I know in some countries, people like to get their vaccines in advance because the cost at the medical is high compared to regular clinics.
If you get vaccinated before the medical, you need to bring proof of vaccination. 
Vaccines someone recently got in Korea before their interview:
Chickenpox, 
TDAP,
MMR, and 
Flu (this is seasonal-October 1- March 31).