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Hi all,
My fiancee, who is Colombian, is currently working as an intern in India. My idea is to file the I-129f application while she is there, and given the current processing windows, she should easily be back in Colombia before she is called for an interview.
In my supplement to question 34a. I have mentioned the fact that she is currently working in India.
For her mailing address, I have entered her Colombia address, no problems there - that's where we want any application related mail to go.
But for question 29 - I'm less sure. Should I enter her current address in India, or just list her home address in Colombia. Again, she's in India currently, but will return to Colombia to complete her interview at the consulate there.
I would prefer to enter the Colombian address, but she does not have an active phone number there right now, she has an Indian one, and that makes me pause. Do I put the Indian address, or the Colombian one and just input "none" for daytime phone? (question 30)
Any help would be appreciated!
My fiancee, who is Colombian, is currently working as an intern in India. My idea is to file the I-129f application while she is there, and given the current processing windows, she should easily be back in Colombia before she is called for an interview.
In my supplement to question 34a. I have mentioned the fact that she is currently working in India.
For her mailing address, I have entered her Colombia address, no problems there - that's where we want any application related mail to go.
But for question 29 - I'm less sure. Should I enter her current address in India, or just list her home address in Colombia. Again, she's in India currently, but will return to Colombia to complete her interview at the consulate there.
I would prefer to enter the Colombian address, but she does not have an active phone number there right now, she has an Indian one, and that makes me pause. Do I put the Indian address, or the Colombian one and just input "none" for daytime phone? (question 30)
Any help would be appreciated!
