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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Hello everyone , I am student at the university of Rabat before I moved from Fes to here I was told that I need to change my id and have a new one that has an address of Rabat so I used my grandparents address for my id since 2011 and I was living in Sale ( still ) , when I start k1 visa I put Sale as my physical address and Rabat as my mailling address in the petition . Now that I got my singlehood certificate and court record they have the address of my Id ( Rabat ) , and my fiance put sale in the affidative of support as my physical address, I am affraid this would cause me a problem in the interview ?

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