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Shoot, I didn't realize that. Thanks for the heads up! In section 62.a (see attached) when asked which U.S. Embassy/Consulate she will apply for the immigrant visa, I listed Bogota because I was pretty sure she'd be back living in Bogota by the time the interview came around. But indeed, her physical address right now is listed where she lived until last month (Shanghai, China). So since section 62.A already has Bogota listed, I guess I will only need to request the change of physical address to Bogota at the NVC stage and that should automatically tip them off that it should take place there. Is that correct? Or is there an additional step? I guess the "note" at the bottom (under section 62.c) of the attachment relates to what you are talking about- since her physical address is currently list as in China, Bogota (as is) would likely reject it and it would need to be transferred to China.

Thanks for the feedback. We won't need a change of consulate as we requested Bogota right when I filed the I-130 paperwork. So we're good there.

Hi All, I ran a search for change of address for a spouse beneficiary after filing I-130 paperwork (I filed recently on 9/28/23) but most of it pertains to the petitioner change of address. My wife (beneficiary) lived and worked in China before recently moving back to her native Colombia. My address as her U.S. citizen petitioner remains the same (no need to change). Do I need to update her I-130 paperwork online to reflect her new address in Colombia? Or can it wait until the NCV stage? TIA!