change of adress

[our_love 0]

our I-129F is already approved last 2006-10-17, im only waiting for pocket 3 and 4, but then my fiance will be transfering to his new apartment next week, do i need to contact NVC to inform his new address? what are we going to do with it? plz help ur guyz... thanks...

[payxibka 10,048]

our I-129F is already approved last 2006-10-17, im only waiting for pocket 3 and 4, but then my fiance will be transfering to his new apartment next week, do i need to contact NVC to inform his new address? what are we going to do with it? plz help ur guyz... thanks...

You certainly can try to do it at the NVC but since petitions can be processed fairly quickly there it may be easier to do it at the consulate. I would e-mail the consulate and ask the procedure.

[Ladylethal 12]

You should contact NVC, but even when doing so, make sure your fiance calls her embassy once she knows the case is there, 'cus they usually don't get NVC's change of address info and end up sending the package to the old address.Tell her to do by phone as it's a certain thing.

[rosyanne 0]

I believe you have another post about the same question.

If your case is on it's way to you(you have received NOA2), the change of address in US will not affect anything. If you are going to change your address, let the consulate know by faxing them the new address.

Edited November 12, 2006 by rosyanne

[Ken_Maria 0]

our I-129F is already approved last 2006-10-17, im only waiting for pocket 3 and 4, but then my fiance will be transfering to his new apartment next week, do i need to contact NVC to inform his new address? what are we going to do with it? plz help ur guyz... thanks...

Our_Love, There is no packet 3 for Manila, just a packet 4. Have your fiance call the embassy and give them the change of address and to check if they have received your case yet. He should receive a letter fromt he embassy stating they have received your case 2-3 weeks after tey get it. I know it can not be helped sometimes but it is not a good idea to be moving in the middle of the process, especially at this stage. Good luck, Ken (Payato)