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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Cambodia
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Hi, guys

I hope you guys can help me out. While I filed I-129f in June, my fiance's mom hasn't move yet. So on the form g325a, It has her foreign residence. But now she has moved to lived in U.S. Does it necessary to report this now or wait until I receive Packet 3? thanks

03/12/08 Engagement Ceremony

06/16/08 I-129F send

06/23/08 NOA1 Hard copy received

06/23/08 Touched

07/09/08 Touched

07/10/08 Touched

11/05/08 NOA2 Notice date

11/10/08 NOA2 Hard copy received

11/12/08 NVC sent my petition to embassy

12/20/08 Packet 3 received by petitioner

02/10/09 Packet 3 sent

03/05/09 Medical Exam

04/01/09 Interview Date-Passed!

04/24/09 Visa pick up!

7/24/09 Arrive in U.S

8/12/09 Applied for Social Security Card

8/25/09 Civil Marriage

9/01/09 Apply for Green Card

11/09/09 Green card received

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