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Alright my fiance is in holland right now in college but will be heading back to china soon (or belguim not sure yet)... regardless her address and country will change. What should I do???? Thanks btw I have the first letter but not the second yet

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Alright my fiance is in holland right now in college but will be heading back to china soon (or belguim not sure yet)... regardless her address and country will change. What should I do???? Thanks btw I have the first letter but not the second yet

You must let USCIS and/or NVC know where she's going to be so that they can get the papers to her for her upcoming interview. What's her home country? Is that where she's going to have her interview? By the first letter, do you mean NOA1?

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