Change of address for I-130 beneficiary overseas

[Tony Wong 4]

Hi,

My husband (American citizen in the US) and I (currently living in Copenhagen, Denmark) are applying for I-130. We started the process in Aug 2022 and so far nothing has happened yet. I will move to another apartment in Copenhagen next month. Do I need to inform USCIS about the new address and if so, how? I have tried USCIS's hompeage without luck. All the forms I could find are about changing addresses within the US, which clearly did not apply for me.   

Appreciate all the help.

Edited January 11, 2023 by Tony Wong

[powerpuff 6,727]

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You will get a chance to update it when you fill out the DS-260 when your case reaches the NVC stage. There’s nothing you need to do now.

[Jordanian Bride 268]

Irrelevant. Don’t stress about it. You’ll be asked to fill your address history at the NVC stage.

[Lil bear 4,249]

6 hours ago, Tony Wong said:

Hi,

My husband (American citizen in the US) and I (currently living in Copenhagen, Denmark) are applying for I-130. We started the process in Aug 2022 and so far nothing has happened yet. I will move to another apartment in Copenhagen next month. Do I need to inform USCIS about the new address and if so, how? I have tried USCIS's hompeage without luck. All the forms I could find are about changing addresses within the US, which clearly did not apply for me.   

Appreciate all the help.

Nothing needed. At these stages, use the addresses that are current at the tome forms are filled out and update at the next stage as needed 

[Tony Wong 4]

Thank for for all the answers.

I'm genuinely and positively surprised for the responses. I was kind of expecting that I'm just one out of several millions of I-130 petitions worldwide and nobody would actually care. I was wrong.

I'll wait for NOA2 then and change my address henceforth. Thank you again.