Help Needed on Questions on I-130

[CEO2]

Please can anyone help with part 4 on I-130 question 13a - 13f, 62a - 62c and on I-485, part 2 what should I select as I'm a spouse to a US citizen, came in with a B1/B2 visa

Thanks

[inadmissible]

Form I-130 Part 4, Item 13a: "SAME"

Form I-130 Part 4, Item 62a-b: blank (complete item 61a-c with your nearest USCIS field office)

Form I-485 Part 2: "a"

[gotfan]

hey buddy,

what did you fill in for 13a-13f?

[gradstudent2018]

Sorry for reviving an old post but it's relevant to my situation and the original poster did not answer the post afterwards. This is the last item I'm trying to figure out before the submission! I've been in US for 6 years now on F1 visa.

I tried to look at answers for the same question (PART 4 13a) Provide the beneficiary's address outside US, if different from 11a.

Some people (and online lawyers) recommend writing "SAME" some people recommend providing the latest address lived abroad or current family address.

I'm confused about this, also I'm Turkish and our address is Turkish (duh) and the system is different, should I use English equivalents off the words?

Appreciate the help!

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Sorry for reviving an old post but it's relevant to my situation and the original poster did not answer the post afterwards. This is the last item I'm trying to figure out before the submission! I've been in US for 6 years now on F1 visa.

I tried to look at answers for the same question (PART 4 13a) Provide the beneficiary's address outside US, if different from 11a.

Some people (and online lawyers) recommend writing "SAME" some people recommend providing the latest address lived abroad or current family address.

I'm confused about this, also I'm Turkish and our address is Turkish (duh) and the system is different, should I use English equivalents off the words?

Appreciate the help!

I can tell you what we answered for 13.a. We entered my husband's parent's address in Malaysia. However, "SAME" would probably be fine, too. We did feel, though, that writing "SAME" may be problematic if that address comes up on a background check. He came on F-1 visa. So his parent's address in Malaysia is on his I-20, passport biographical info,and visa applications, etc. We did not want it to seem like we were hiding that. So we entered his parent's address in Malaysia.

We also entered the Malaysian words, because that's what you would need to write in order to send mail there. If you really wanted to, you could enter the English equivalents on the last page where you can add clarifications or additional information.

All the best,

USCFFS

[NYFilingforHusband]

I can tell you what we answered for 13.a. We entered my husband's parent's address in Malaysia. However, "SAME" would probably be fine, too. We did feel, though, that writing "SAME" may be problematic if that address comes up on a background check. He came on F-1 visa. So his parent's address in Malaysia is on his I-20, passport biographical info,and visa applications, etc. We did not want it to seem like we were hiding that. So we entered his parent's address in Malaysia.

We also entered the Malaysian words, because that's what you would need to write in order to send mail there. If you really wanted to, you could enter the English equivalents on the last page where you can add clarifications or additional information.

All the best,

USCFFS

My husband has been in the US for 10 years (student visa then H1B) and we also entered his parent's address (in England) for 13.a. Not sure if this was "right" but since his physical address is in the US we didn't think it made sense to write "SAME."