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After AOS, can I live at diff. place than my fiancee.

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Hi All

I got my K1 approved three weeks back but yet to embark on the journey. Trying to figure out financial issues.

My fiancee lives in PA and my siblings in NY. My siblings have better financial resources to help me during the intial

period.

So, my question is : After marriage and filing of AOS, can I start working at NY (just for a couple of months to get my feet wet)

before I plan to go back to my wife (by then). Would it have any negative implications ?

 
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