I-134 issue

[andy_san 2]

My fiance transferred to a new job after he sent me I-134 form. Does he need to send me another one? My interview is on Oct 21. Thank you for answering. Getting worried now.

[carton025 38]

If I were him, I wouldn't. This could and probably would cause delays and confuse the USCIS... If there are any questions now or later, he can tell them then. Best of luck!

[DavenRoxy 1,073]

Unless his income was below the 125% mark with the old job, and the new job put him OVER the 125% mark, or if the new job will put him below the 125% mark, it should not matter.

[andy_san 2]

Thank you so much for replying. Both job is above the 125% poverty income level. He just accepted the new job yesterday and it is on a different state so he will be moving from east coast to midwest. Is it ok if we keep the east coast address on our application? I'm just afraid and paranoid that USCIS will do a background check and they will see that he is no longer living on that address and not working on that company.

[DavenRoxy 1,073]

No worries. Life changes things, addresses included. I move every 3 years or so usually. I moved 4 times during our VJ process. As long as he updates the address on file at USCIS, you will be fine.

[andy_san 2]

Thank you, thank you so much. Now that the interview is coming, I'm just getting paranoid, lol. He actually moves every year because he does IT contracting jobs. My fear is that when the consul asks me where is my fiance now and then I will tell them that he is in midwest when on his form its the east coast information.

[Benediction 15]

Just keep your address updated as he moves and everything should be fine. My wife (fiance) at the time changed address as did I, and we just sent a letter indicating the move and all was well.