address change for my fiance

[Joelar 0]

Does anyone know how I can change my fiance's address with the USCIS? I am from Oregon and she is from Taiwan.

Thanks,

Joe

[Leedah 22]

I need an answer on this also.

[Yager 0]

I was able to find this other thread talking about this:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...=change+address

It sounds like you should wait it out until you receive NOA2. Then wait until the NVC has received the case

and call them to change it. If you miss that then change it at the embassy when the case if forwarded to

them. You can't change it at the USCIS because it's only for US citizens from what I understand.

[payxibka 10,048]

Or wait until it gets to the consulate

[handor 0]

I have a related question, but it's a bit different: I made a very small mistake on my Japanese fiance's address on the 129F. The last two digits of the postal code are ~39 but I wrote them as ~59.

(Actually, we've been together for over 3 years, and all along I've thought it was the latter and used it as such to send packages and things, which have in fact arrived there. Only when I sent her a copy of the application packet did I learn I'd been wrong all along... yikes. But an online address verifier silently cleaned it up without protest, so it doesn't seem like a big impediment.)

So, since this is an actual error and may not match up if/when she submits other official documents, should I be worried about this? It's almost something that seems too small to matter, but I don't want it to be a sticking point at the last moment if we can get it changed without undue delay. Any advice?

[handor 0]

Bump? Any advice on changing an address which seems to get the job done? I'd just change it online if that were an option, but I don't want to deal with calling them or sending additional forms unless it seems like it might be a problem. I guess it's also possible that there'd be some delivery problem with an incorrect postal code under some scenario I haven't encountered yet...