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Transfer of residence prior to NOA2 - K1

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Hi VJ Member,

I wanna ask anyone who may have any knowledge about my concern. My fiancee filed for a K! 1st day of April and we are up to this time waiting for our NOA2. However, I am going to move to another house..mean a change of address is so expected. My concern is, do we have to notify or call the USCIS about my change of address? Will this affect the approval time of the K1 visa?

Thanks in advance for the help!

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