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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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Okay. This past weekend my British fiancee moved to the address she will be staying at until she gets her visa(her old lease ran up and she couldn't get a temporary one to last until she got the visa, as such she's living with her sister until she comes here).

I know I need to inform the USCIS of this, but with all my searching I can only find information about informing them about a change of address of someone who lives IN the US.

What do I need to do to inform them about the foreigner changing address? Does it matter that I've not been touched since NOA1?

Thanks a lot.

Posted

Applicants and Petitioners with pending cases should telephone customer service at 1-800-375-5283 to report their change of address and get the address on the pending application/petition changed.

I would start here...Good Luck

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K-1 Sent to Vermont St Patrick's Day~ May the Luck of the Irish Be With Us Today!! 3/17/06

NOA1 03-25-06

Touch 06-16-06=RFE Email

Touch 06-17-06

RFE Arrived 06-21-06

RFE Sent back to Vermont 06-21-06

RFE Delivered 06/23/06 10:55am

RFE-Touch 06/24/06

Touch 06/27/06

Approved 08/21/06 {157 days)

Touch 08/22/06

NVC Letter 08-25-06 Hard Copy

Left NVC 08-25-06

Arrived at London 09-01-06

Packet 3 Arrived at Steves Door 09-05-06

Packet 3 Sent back to London 09-15-06

London Medical 09-29-06- Completed

Packet 4 11-20-06

Londen Interview 12-08-06 APPROVED

Visa in Hand 12-12-06

Enters the USA 12-13-06

WEDDING DAY 2/18/07 @ 3pm

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

When Brian called the customer service line after I moved (I'm the beneficiary), they asked him to submit the request via fax. We were touched all around the time the fax was sent, so we assume it worked. (note to self: bug Brian to call and confirm the change!)

Now, we have not recieved our NOA2 yet so our petition is still at the service centre level. If you're petition has been approved and is now at an embassy I think that you may be able to just contact the embassy to have the address changed.

On that note, it may be a good idea to add information to your timeline so in the future people can answer your questions more accurately. Also, all the statistics on this site are pulled from member's timelines. :)

08/15/2007 - K-1 Visa approved
09/01/2007 - Moved to Ohio

11/24/2007 - Married!
03/31/2008 - Received Green Card
05/03/2010 - Conditions removed

Finally applying for citizenship!

01/19/2016 - Filed N-400
01/25/2016 - NOA
02/17/2016 - Biometrics appointment
02/26/2016 - Receieved interview letter
04/01/2016 - Naturalization interview

 
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