Potential change to intended POE post-interview

[papasmf 90]

Our original intended POE is listed as Texas on our DS-160, I may be moving to New York for a new job sometime after the interview, but before my fiancé comes here. Is there any issue if the actual POE ends up being in a different state than the original intended POE we put down? Our interview in Manila is in about a week from now. The potential job change and move could happen pretty quickly after returning from the interview.

I imagine if I end up changing jobs and moving I need to update certain things with NVC, USCIS, and/or the embassy. Would I need to re-submit an I-134 after the process, too?

[f f 725]

no issue

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Nope. POE's change a lot due to ticket prices usually; but it is not issue at all.

And right now your job change is 'potential' so long as your job does not change before the interview I would leave everything as is.

If it changed before the interview then you should update information.

[papasmf 90]

Thanks again Ben&Zian. Yup new job wouldn't start till mid January, and would still have old job until just before then

[Greenbaum 12,258]

I never could understand the question about an attended POE. Makes no sense because things change for people and there is no accountability so why ask the question.

No problem with choosing a different POE, as many before have changed before you without repercussions.

[Sagot 1,548]

Our original intended POE is listed as Texas on our DS-160, I may be moving to New York for a new job sometime after the interview, but before my fiancé comes here. Is there any issue if the actual POE ends up being in a different state than the original intended POE we put down? Our interview in Manila is in about a week from now. The potential job change and move could happen pretty quickly after returning from the interview.

I imagine if I end up changing jobs and moving I need to update certain things with NVC, USCIS, and/or the embassy. Would I need to re-submit an I-134 after the process, too?

POE ... doesn't matter what you listed on the DS-160 or the forms at SLEC.

As for USCIS : AFTER your fiancee is in the USA and you have a new address THEN you can go onto the USCIS website and update your current address. NVC is a non-issue and no worries with the embassy either.

https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange