Change Of Address

[sammills89 2]

Hi again, another issue that has just risen... My fiance has just moved back to Florida from NJ and now she is living with her parents, sister and brother in law - but our co-sponsor is her Grandfather who is still in NJ. On the afferdavit of support he didn't mention giving me a place to live - just that he would support me financially until I was able to do so myself etc. Can anyone see this being a problem? Samantha is just filling in the form online about the address change, but when we filed the application she WAS living with her Grandparents and her parents also. Her Grandfather still lives in the same house as mentioned in the 'assets' section of the afferdavit of support, but obviously now that's in a completely different state! Any help here is appreciated as always.

The Sams'.

[YuAndDan 153]

This is not a problem. Co-sponsor can live anywhere in the USA.

Moving this to consulate/embassy forum, I-134 is needed at the time of interview.

[Mononoke28 135]

Ditto. You're fine.

Diana

[sammills89 2]

Sorry for posting it in the wrong forum, I wasn't sure where to go with it! So it doesn't matter that we don't live with the co-sponsor is what you're telling me? Is that another form I need to take to the interview with me? I have a horrible feeling that I sent in the originals of the ds-230 etc, can I just make a new version or what?

[Mononoke28 135]

No, a person can live on the other side of the country and still be anyone's co-sponsor as long as they meet the financial requirements.

The only form that you need to bring to the interview are the I-134 from each of your sponsors with the necessary documents such as tax returns, etc. Also, I would suggest taking and additional DS-230 form just in case there are any issues but in most cases is not necessary.

Diana

[sammills89 2]

That's fine then, the only problem I've got is I'm not sure of the exact date on the DS-230. This has just been pushed right to the back of my mind as I've just been told of a recent bereavment which has knocked me off my feet. Geeze, immigration doesn't seem so important anymore.

[sammills89 2]

So my fiance just filled out the electronic change of address form on the USCIS website, but I'm still not sure what to do about these missing forms. Would it be okay to take blank ones with me to the embassy? I think I might have sent off the originals (ds-230, 15k etc). I'm worried that I'll be asked for them and I wont have them. Any advice here?

[Krikit 1,165]

I'm confused. There is no online change of address form for the sponsor. That's for the alien. The I-865 is for the sponsor, and that has to be mailed in.

While our K-1 was in process my husband moved several times as he was transferred to another State. I changed the address at the interview, and we were also offered the opportunity to change the address at the POE. Once we bought our house and moved again, we used the AR-11 for me and the I-865 for him. I was under the impression that these forms didn't need to be filled out until the beneficiary was actually here, since they gave you every opportunity to change things along the way.

[sammills89 2]

Well the link that we used asked if it was for the petitioner or the beneficiary, and then what we had filed for etc. It was something to do with the mailing address. Would it be worth me filling out new forms with the new address on for the interview?