No resident address, how to get one?

[Gatsu]

Hello,
My US company asks me a resident address. I am not a US citizen and I
work with a visa. I travel a lot and stay on hotels. Thus I do not
have a fixed abode.
Currently I am not on US thus I do not have even an US hotel address.
It seems that I cannot use a post office box.

Can I use a mailbox?
Do I really need an US address?
What are my solutions?

Thank you

[Gordon Burditt]

Post by Gatsu
My US company asks me a resident address.

What is "My US company"? Your employer?
What is the reason *they* say they need it?

An employer will likely want an address to send things like tax
forms, notifications about benefit plans, paychecks, etc. to. They
may also want one for a background check. They may also need to get
in touch with you in an emergency.

Post by Gatsu
I am not a US citizen and I
work with a visa. I travel a lot and stay on hotels. Thus I do not
have a fixed abode.
Currently I am not on US thus I do not have even an US hotel address.
It seems that I cannot use a post office box.

Why not? They won't accept it? You don't think you can get one? (Given
some of the 9/11 rules about P.O. Boxes, you might not be able to without
a physical address, which might have to be in the USA.)

Post by Gatsu
Can I use a mailbox?

Will the company accept it? Ask them. Will a mailbox company rent
one to you? Ask them.

Post by Gatsu
Do I really need an US address?

Ask your company. If, while you are working, you are staying in a US hotel,
they might accept a hotel address, even if it changes occasionally.

Post by Gatsu
What are my solutions?