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I-864 Concern

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In 2008 I filled a I-130 petition to bring my mother to the states. Thank God everything went fine, she arrived and stayed living in FL in Sep. 08'. I filed the affidavit of support for my mother using my NY address. In 2009 I move to FL to be closer to my mother and never remembered to inform USCIS of my address change. I am currently waiting for the the approval of my wife's I-130 that I submitted last November. I am concerned that USCIS might give me problems when they notice that I did not properly inform them of my address change. Does anyone have any advice on how to handle this situation. I want to be ready when it comes time to fill my wife's affidavit support form.

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