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Change of Address after NOA2

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Freyja   1

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Hi!

I have a question I was hoping someone could help me with...

We have received NOA2 and found out our case has been received by the consulate in Sweden. So I am waiting for Package 3 right now. I've looked at the DS 230 / 156 forms to know what's coming and my question is regarding the address of the petitioner.

My fiance is currently living at the address he's had since we started the application. He will however be moving to a new address in June. I am assuming I'll get package 3 this week...which address should I write in the space where they ask me where I will be living? My fiance still lives at the old address but has signed a contract for the new place so it is almost completely certain he will be living there in June (and thus that's where I'll be living when I come over). On the other hand, it does feel a bit strange mentioning this new address as he does not live there yet and we haven't mentioned this address in any other part of the application process.

Is there a way of completing the forms in Package 3 with the old address and then somehow changing the address of the petitioner in June when he actually lives at the new address? So that I can tell them the new address at POE.

Has anyone been in the same situation? What's your advice on this?

I'd really appreciate any thoughts on the matter!

Many thanks!!!!

08/07/2008 Engaged

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01/20/2009 I-129F sent
06/05/2009 Visa received

07/21/2009 POE: Newark
08/08/2009 Wedding

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09/09/2009 AOS/EAD/AP sent
10/02/2009 Case transferred to CSC
10/16/2009 AP approved
10/24/2009 Biometrics appointment, New Rochelle NY
10/26/2009 EAD approved
12/10/2009 AOS approved
12/21/2009 Green card received

Lifting Conditions
09/10/2011 I-751 sent
09/12/2011 NOA
10/03/2011 Biometrics appointment, Tucson AZ
01/30/2012 ROC approved
02/04/2012 10yr GC received

Naturalization

09/02/2014 N-400 sent to Lewisville, TX

10/03/2014 Biometrics appointment, Charlotte NC

12/08/2014 Interview letter received

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rickynlucy   0

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I would go ahead and list the new address now. If it makes you feel more comfortable include a short note stating that you will be moving effective June X, but all future correspondence should be sent to the new address.

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