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I am a US citizen who permanently moved abroad. As such, I am eligible to vote by fax. I received my ballot my snail mail with instructions for voting.

In the "Faxed ballot oath" document, I am asked for my "Residence Address". In this form, the country is pre-filled with the letters "U.S.A.".

Which address am I expected to write?

(The ballot is to be sent to the Los Angeles County, if it matters)

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    I don't really know the correct answer to this, but in my case I just gave my former address in the district that I was voting in. I think they just want it so they can route it to the correct office for your district. Not posting as an answer though since I'm not really sure.
    – Iguananaut
    May 2, 2016 at 7:20

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It's your inhabited last address in the US before you moved. IIRC it is used to determine your residency, and to make sure that your vote goes to the right state/county/whatever.

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