Changing Living Locations

[BarnabasB 0]

Hello Everyone,

So, I have a bit of a dilemma here. When I filled out my K-1 Visa forms in February/March, I put my address as 1594 Kohr Pl. Since that time, my house, being in the ghetto, got robbed 2 times WHILE I was living there. The second time, I got robbed during the night when I was in bed. The robbers actually came up and pointed a gun at my head and asked where the rest of my stuff was. Fortunately, my brother called the cops before anything really bad happened, but they still made off with me and brother's wallets and his GPS.

I promptly decided this place was no longer safe to live in, and moved into a Condo with a friend.

I put my house up for Short-Sell, hoping that I can sell it before she gets here, so we can get our own place. My fiance was a bit worried about this, since we told them in our previous forms that we would be living at 1594 Kohr pl. She even wanted to move back into that address when she got here, but I really didn't feel safe.

Unfortunately, since that time, someone broke in, stole my Oven, my Microwave, Sink with Disposal and an AC unit in my upstairs window.

So now, we can't move back into our old place because there is nothing there and it's too dangerous.

-Can't afford a new apartment until I sell my old place or stop making mortgage payments

-Can't stop making Mortgage payments, because that will affect my credit, which will hurt my fiance's credit when she gets here.

-Can't sell my house cuz if I do, Fiancee says that the Embassy will know, and may not let her come here.

What do you guys think I should do?

[Inky 1,111]

It has nothing to do with the process.

People change address all the time, all you do is update your address with USCIS. There is no issue they will NOT stop her from getting the visa just because you moved that is ridiculous.

[bigdog 377]

People change addresses all the time, first priority is to keep you and your family safe.

[BarnabasB 0]

It has nothing to do with the process.

People change address all the time, all you do is update your address with USCIS. There is no issue they will NOT stop her from getting the visa just because you moved that is ridiculous.

How many forms does it take to do this? She said we would have to change the address on every form we've filled out so far, and it would be a huge hassle. She also said I would have to resend the I-134 and other forms.

Also, if she doesn't want to live in the Condo with my friend and his wife, where will she tell them we will be living, since we don't have an apartment yet.

Lastly, her interview is one week from this upcoming Friday, so about a week and a half. She's worried that we have to change the address on every form and doesn't want to go through the Hassle of doing that.

Edited October 4, 2011 by BarnabasB

[Inky 1,111]

How many forms does it take to do this? She said we would have to change the address on every form we've filled out so far, and it would be a huge hassle. She also said I would have to resend the I-134 and other forms.

Also, if she doesn't want to live in the Condo with my friend and his wife, where will she tell them we will be living, since we don't have an apartment yet.

You call them and update the address with USCIS/NVC, where are you in the process of the K-1? if you have already done the I-134 then yes you will need to update that address and she will need to update her forms that she brings to the interview with the new address as well. Its not a hassle as much as being shot in your sleep over your house hold items.

You list the condo and then when she gets to america you find a new place and move to your new place. Then you file a change of address with USCIS again by using 2 forms on their website.