Filed I-129F, but job information may need updating

[sremlif 51]

My fiancé recently submitted the I-129F, and received NOA1 last week, however I have now started a new job so the information provided within the beneficiary section of the I-129F is no longer up-to-date, would my fiancé therefore be required to inform USCIS of this change in my employment?

[KULtoATL 1,551]

There's no need for that. Just make sure your DS-160 has the most updated info

[Peot 161]

Slightly inconsequential, since you will (in theory) not be keeping that job once you have crossed the border anyway. The beneficiary's income and assets are almost never an issue.

 

Personally, I'm not quite sure I even understand what the point of establishing a work history is on these forms. 

[Wuozopo 4,293]

7 minutes ago, Peot said:

Personally, I'm not quite sure I even understand what the point of establishing a work history is on these forms. 

 

To make sure you aren't an expert working in the field of bomb making, biological threats, munitions....???

[Peot 161]

1 hour ago, Wuozopo said:

 

To make sure you aren't an expert working in the field of bomb making, biological threats, munitions....???

I mean.... Later on you also have to declare that you're not a terrorist, but it doesn't mean that someone truly being dishonest would be honest on a form simply because they ask. Lol.