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Change of address after NOA-2 Approval

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Hi, 

 

We are currently at the medical and interview stage of our K-1 Visa, however I have questions in regards of changing address. I have just recently moved to a different apartment and I wasn't sure if this was going to affect any documents or interview questions the Immigration officer may ask my fiance. Do I need to still complete the "change of address" on USCIS website? I have listed my new address on the DS-160 form, but my only concern is on the I-129F form I have my old address. Please let me know what I should do in this case, as my fiance's interview will be next month. 

 

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