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Beneficiary traveling. Address question.

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As I asked in my last question...the beneficiary has decided to quit her job and travel until her processing is completes. She will be vacating her apartment as well. She said she can officially change her address to her friend's address so that all the package information goes to that address. Is that allowed? The address in her I-129F form will be different from the address she changes it to.. is that an issue? Also as a petitioner, do I need to make the address change for her? Please help. thanks

 
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