Changing my non-US residency

[BaWa 0]

Hey all,

got a question here. I'm the non-US beneficiary, and my fiancee and I are currently going through the entire K-1 process.

Everything's going good so far, but now I need some advice.

I'm currently sharing a house with a roommate who will be moving out instead of getting a new roomie when I leave. He already found something and will be living there starting the first of September.

He kindly offered me a small spare bedroom in his new place where I could sleep for the time being untill my visa is ready.

Now how do I need to have my local residency adjusted on the papwerwork when it arrives here? Clearly I will not be living on the same address as I used to when we filed for the K-1.

Mailforwarding won't be a problem.

Any advice is kindly appreciated.

--BaWa

[canadian_wife 1,831]

If you are moving and changing addresses, then I would update your new contact information.

Good luck.

[Otto 83]

Karin moved too (right after the NOA2 was issued) - I imagine a lot of people do. Once we had the new case number from NVC - she contacted the Consulate to notify them where to send the packets.

This is what I'd suggest you do as well - you'll need to wait until the case number because the Embassy/Consulate probably won't know what to do with the information until they match it up with this (new) number.

[BaWa 0]

Ah, so best to wait for an NVC casenumber (which should be arriving soon) and then contact the Embassy here for an update on address.

Excellent, thanks for the advice.

--BaWa

[DeniseBill 4]

When I moved, 3 times. lol We didn't had to change the adress at all. Because the people from the service centers don't send you anything. The Embassy or Consulate, w/e in your country does. As for Holland, We sign in on a adress so they automatically send the packet to that adress where we are signed in. Don't know about other countries