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hi everyone! :star:

Just want to know from you guys if moving to another house/new address will affect the K1 while on process? My fiancee hasnt move but in the middle of the process-he might be able to find a suitable one. He also wants to move forward with the K1 process and not wait while at the same time scouting for a new place. Will it affect such as slows down the process or worst questions his financial stability by moving to a new home? He has currently a house on mortgage but since his divorce 3 years ago- he re-finance (he said he should have been smarter back then and sold it and split half-half :whistle: ) it and his mortage fee rose up & the thought of me eventually moving in with him, he wants to find one more reasonable so we live more comfortably than he can afford now. Note that he meets the current financial requirement to petition finacee- only he worries that down the road it will affect the process his plan of changing house. Pls. share us your opinion. thank you so much. :star:

K1 Visa

01-31-2009 I-129F to USCIS-CSC

02-19-2009 NOA1

03-24-2009 NOA2

06-21-2009 Medical(The Polyclinic, Dubai UAE)

06-28-2009 Interview @ USE AD (approved)

07-01-2009 Visa ready for pick up @ USE AD

07-07-2009 went to pick up my visa (ready 2 fly)

=

09-11-2009 POE-SFO(no questions asked,just a reminder 2 get marry within 90 days)

=

09-28-2009 applied for SSN at Sac., Ca(no hassle)

10-05-2009 received SSN card on mail

11-04-2009 applied for marriage license @ Sacramento County, Ca

11-18-2009 married (marriage certificate on hand-same day)

11-25-2009 I-693 signed by CS(MMR-$70, Vericella-$70, I-693 Form- $15)

=

12-23-2009 mailed AOS to USCIS, Chicago Lockbox (FedEx)

12-28-2009 recvd by USCIS

01-04-2010 check cashed by USCIS

01-08-2010 received NOA1 (I-797C) for I-485, I-765 and I-131

01-11-2010 recvd ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics

01-25-2010 Biometrics Appointment- West Sac, CA

**alls well @ Biometrics-less than 20 mins.

03-04-2010 recvd notice for AOS interview date

03-04-2010 EAD card production ordered (online notice)

03-08-2010 AP (I-512L) approved-recvd in mail (dated 3/2/10)

03-11-2010 EAD recvd on mail

04-06-2010 AOS interview, APPROVED! Bye USCIS til 2012- Sac, CA

04-15-2010 GC Welcome letter received fr mail

04-16-2010 GC recvd on the mail (Yiihaa!!!)

=

03-08-2012 ROC I-751 mailed to CSC via USPS Priority Mail

03-12-2012 ROC recvd by CSC

03-12-2012 NOA1 (revd on mail 03/19/12)

03-15-2012 ROC check cashed

"Thank you to God and to VJ"

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hi everyone! :star:

Just want to know from you guys if moving to another house/new address will affect the K1 while on process? My fiancee hasnt move but in the middle of the process-he might be able to find a suitable one. He also wants to move forward with the K1 process and not wait while at the same time scouting for a new place. Will it affect such as slows down the process or worst questions his financial stability by moving to a new home? He has currently a house on mortgage but since his divorce 3 years ago- he re-finance (he said he should have been smarter back then and sold it and split half-half :whistle: ) it and his mortage fee rose up & the thought of me eventually moving in with him, he wants to find one more reasonable so we live more comfortably than he can afford now. Note that he meets the current financial requirement to petition finacee- only he worries that down the road it will affect the process his plan of changing house. Pls. share us your opinion. thank you so much. :star:

You don't have to worry about housing. The process is ONLY concerned that your I-134 Support financials show enough income to support your petition. If you move, you must go online to the USCIS website and do a change of address. Then any messages or requests for information will go to your new address. I did this last week and I called them and they told me it took 45 days to complete a change of address, which is crazy and NOT true. Just make sure your post office forwards any mail and you will be ok. Don't worry about your housing or whatever you do, its not an issue, UNLESS you are listing the house as an asset to cover a low yearly income, then you would have to have the same asset to make up the income shortage, but as long as you are over the income threshold on your I-134 paperwork, you are ok to go. I learned all of this here in the past year, so search the site and many questions wil be answered

J

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hi everyone! :star:

Just want to know from you guys if moving to another house/new address will affect the K1 while on process? My fiancee hasnt move but in the middle of the process-he might be able to find a suitable one. He also wants to move forward with the K1 process and not wait while at the same time scouting for a new place. Will it affect such as slows down the process or worst questions his financial stability by moving to a new home? He has currently a house on mortgage but since his divorce 3 years ago- he re-finance (he said he should have been smarter back then and sold it and split half-half :whistle: ) it and his mortage fee rose up & the thought of me eventually moving in with him, he wants to find one more reasonable so we live more comfortably than he can afford now. Note that he meets the current financial requirement to petition finacee- only he worries that down the road it will affect the process his plan of changing house. Pls. share us your opinion. thank you so much. :star:

You don't have to worry about housing. The process is ONLY concerned that your I-134 Support financials show enough income to support your petition. If you move, you must go online to the USCIS website and do a change of address. Then any messages or requests for information will go to your new address. I did this last week and I called them and they told me it took 45 days to complete a change of address, which is crazy and NOT true. Just make sure your post office forwards any mail and you will be ok. Don't worry about your housing or whatever you do, its not an issue, UNLESS you are listing the house as an asset to cover a low yearly income, then you would have to have the same asset to make up the income shortage, but as long as you are over the income threshold on your I-134 paperwork, you are ok to go. I learned all of this here in the past year, so search the site and many questions wil be answered

J

Thank u so much JBMAIL. :thumbs: he may move or he may not......still finding a place to move anyway. Thanks for the help....we shall continue to weigh the best option that least affects the petition application. Bless u all! :star:

K1 Visa

01-31-2009 I-129F to USCIS-CSC

02-19-2009 NOA1

03-24-2009 NOA2

06-21-2009 Medical(The Polyclinic, Dubai UAE)

06-28-2009 Interview @ USE AD (approved)

07-01-2009 Visa ready for pick up @ USE AD

07-07-2009 went to pick up my visa (ready 2 fly)

=

09-11-2009 POE-SFO(no questions asked,just a reminder 2 get marry within 90 days)

=

09-28-2009 applied for SSN at Sac., Ca(no hassle)

10-05-2009 received SSN card on mail

11-04-2009 applied for marriage license @ Sacramento County, Ca

11-18-2009 married (marriage certificate on hand-same day)

11-25-2009 I-693 signed by CS(MMR-$70, Vericella-$70, I-693 Form- $15)

=

12-23-2009 mailed AOS to USCIS, Chicago Lockbox (FedEx)

12-28-2009 recvd by USCIS

01-04-2010 check cashed by USCIS

01-08-2010 received NOA1 (I-797C) for I-485, I-765 and I-131

01-11-2010 recvd ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics

01-25-2010 Biometrics Appointment- West Sac, CA

**alls well @ Biometrics-less than 20 mins.

03-04-2010 recvd notice for AOS interview date

03-04-2010 EAD card production ordered (online notice)

03-08-2010 AP (I-512L) approved-recvd in mail (dated 3/2/10)

03-11-2010 EAD recvd on mail

04-06-2010 AOS interview, APPROVED! Bye USCIS til 2012- Sac, CA

04-15-2010 GC Welcome letter received fr mail

04-16-2010 GC recvd on the mail (Yiihaa!!!)

=

03-08-2012 ROC I-751 mailed to CSC via USPS Priority Mail

03-12-2012 ROC recvd by CSC

03-12-2012 NOA1 (revd on mail 03/19/12)

03-15-2012 ROC check cashed

"Thank you to God and to VJ"

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