Change of Address

[guiad 1]

My fiance and I are filing for a K-1 visa. I will be completing the I-129F this weekend and sending it off this week. However, I'm concerned with a couple fields in the petition, specifically the field where it asks for the US address at which the fiance intends to live.

I really don't have an answer for that because I'll be moving from Reno, NV to New York City and I don't know at this point where I'll be living. Once I have moved and find a new address, I intend to sent a change of address notification.

Does anyone think this will cause issues? What should I put in those fields?

I will be calling USCIS tomorrow to find some answers but hoped to get some real feedback from the people who actually go through this process. The government always seem to give canned, generalized responses.

[DebWa 26]

I would put the address where you currently live then do a change of address if you move during the K-1 process. The address I put for my fiance is not where we will ultimately be living, but he will live at that address for about the first month after he comes.

[Richie Rich 70]

For now -just put your current address and when you move --just call and chage it or there is a form for the Us petitioner to use to change the address. This is required since they send the hardcopy of NOA1, NOA2 and other correspondence to an address.

I did not change my address , but I had a change of address for my fiancee. I did it when I was the NVC stage .

[JoannaV 173]

If you know for sure that you will be living somewhere else by the time your fiancee comes over, then you could answer B(14) entirely truthfully: somewhere in New York City (because I am moving).

[Helen Louise Pile 80]

We had the same situation. Just put your current address and then change it when you move. For us, we put his folks address in Alaska and then changed it once my K1 was at the UK embassy. (and we had a Vermont address). I took a copy of the change notice to my interview but I was not asked about where I planned on living so I did not need it.

Good luck! I am sure many people have this issue...some people meet when one still lives in the US and the other moves to them but others (like mt husband and I) applied for a K1 while moving back to the US from my country. Just each have copies of any changes made in case you need it.

Helen

[guiad 1]

Thanks for your responses! This website is more helpful than the USCIS website, immigration officers and phone calls combined.