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Hi all - hoping for some help! I'm a bit confused. We received the "ready" notice from the US embassy in London yesterday. How do we go about looking for our interview date? We've booked my fiance's medical (for 3/13) but that seems almost too far away compared to the turn-around time some others have.

So excited to see such happy news going around for all of you! xx

On 9/20/2017 at 2:45 PM, KateWB said:

Looks like I will need to do that. As there is no way to access the mail at my old address and Royal Mail will not redirect packages like that! Roll on receiving the NOA2 for me to be able to contact them to change my address!!

Hi Kate - I'll have to change my fiance's address in the UK as well. As the petitioner, I couldn't find anywhere to do it on the website, so I plan to call as soon as I have an NOA2. Keep me updated with how things go for you! I'm about a month behind you in the process.  

9 hours ago, Mini said:

You should

Thank you, Mini! Do you know where this can be done? The "Change of Address" form on the USCIS website only seems to be for the petitioner (https://egov.uscis.gov/coa/displayCOAInitForm.do). 

Hi June filers -- it's been a while since I last posted. Does anyone happen to know if I need to file a change of address for the beneficiary? My fiance has moved addresses in the UK while we wait for the NO2. I know I need to file a change of address as the petitioner if I move. Is it the same for him?

Hi all,

We mailed our I-129F on June 26th with an expedited method.

Received emailed NOA1 today, June 29th. 🙂

I've done something similar. If you fill out the I-129F on a computer in Acrobat, it actually dictates what you can fill in depending on your answers. I entered "N/A" where I could on the computer and the places where I felt it was needed by hand (i.e. my fiance does not have a middle name but the form would not let me enter special characters in many of the spaces). I left any "IF" questions that did not apply blank.