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[beast]

Okay, so what do you write down on the customs form when you fly back home? Your citizenship obviously hasn't changed but what about residency? Where it asks, permanent residency address or whatever. Do you write your Korean address down even though we are only temporary residents over here. Or do you write down some relative's address back home even though you haven't been there in five years? And for those of you who have claimed Canadian or U.S. non-residency, where are you now considered to be a resident of?

[Ody]

i haven't lived in miami, florida since '85 but that's my p.r.a.
i figure, after living in ny where they don't need my vote, it's a good thing.
btw, my mum has never left the home i first entered as a newborn baby.

[William Beckerson]

Just give them your mom's address.

[Ryst Helmut]

Depends, I'd go with whatever license you have, and voting capabillities (to decide which state, if that's an issue). As for address, choose one that will last, mine had been a P.O. Box for some time....

Shoosh,

Ryst