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This is what is going on. I an between jobs right now. And I am also having to sell my house and move. I was just wondering if any of this will affect the visa. I have made plenty of money for the past five years. And I have tax statements that can verify what I make per year. But it will be a little hard to give the Embassy a letter employment. After I got the NOA2, it seems like things are moving a little fast. I don’t know what to do. Should I call the embassy about the address change or should I Call the USCIS office? And what do I do about the Affidavit. Does she need it before the interview, or can I send it later? I was doing so well, and now things are falling apart. I should know about my job next month. But will that hurt my chances with her visa?

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Tim

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