Permanent address question

[dentist32721]

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Hello, guys.
I have a question on permanent address.
I am currently living in LA, yet my parents are living in Korea, yet our green card address is in NY.
I wrote down preferred address to LA address (which is my address)
but do I have to write my permanent address in NY or in Korea or in LA?
Will schools send informations to permanent address or preferred address?


Thank you.

 

[I want to go to there]

LA. If you move, just call/email the schools and inform them of your new address.

 

[ajj70]

What address is on your drivers license or your tax forms?

 

[dentist32721]

What address is on your drivers license or your tax forms?

I don't have a driver's license, but my address for permanent residency card (Green card) is in NYC

 

[sjv]

I don't have a driver's license, but my address for permanent residency card (Green card) is in NYC

They don't mail much stuff anyway, you will be contacted by email or phone call or you will see it on the AADSAS school decisions tab. Actual mail is reserved for like rejections and acceptance packages after notification.

 

[enghia]

Many applicants are students who are living in dorms or apartments who probably move after graduation or when their lease is up. I think a "permanent address" doesn't need to be an address that you have registered somewhere, just an address that they can reliably reach you at if you happen to move throughout the application process.

 

[ajj70]

Many applicants are students who are living in dorms or apartments who probably move after graduation or when their lease is up. I think a "permanent address" doesn't need to be an address that you have registered somewhere, just an address that they can reliably reach you at if you happen to move throughout the application process.

I was thinking along the lines of your permanent address being your state of residence...maybe not?