Just curious how everyone came up with their address list. I am doing the best I can but I am having a very hard time remembering things like apt numbers (dorm room numbers) and time frames. I moved A LOT throughout University. I did an address search on myself but it's not complete. What did you do?
Did you try looking into DMV records... address changes you may have made to your drivers license... or your bank(s) changes that they may have on record? I wouldn't know how to go about doing this but it seems plausible to ask for information they might still have on record.
I found old check books and actually drove out to a couple places to get the specific apartment numbers (locally)
Oh.. or old apartment contracts locked away in some old filing cabinet... or calling up friends you may have roomed with... its a nuisance but I find it better to be thorough and as accurate as possible... rather than run the risk of leaving some out on the off chance the consulate is able to pull some record which shows different and then you look questionable.
My husband had run a background check on me before I came to visit. It cost $25-30 online, and had every address I had lived at in over 30 years. It was great. It had some addresses I had completely forgotten about, and considering how easy it was for him to get, I'd say that if CIC wanted to double check us, it would be easy for them to.