A moving question/concern

[Jon & Dana 0]

Hey guys,

I have just recently moved to a new house down the street from where I used to live. I know I need to fill out the I-865 form (Sponsor’s notice of change of address). However, I do have a concern about this. I have just submitted my 1-134 form to my fiancée. My old address is currently listed on the I-134. Will my fiancée run into difficulties during her interview since I changed addresses not shown on the I-134 form or any others (even though I’m about to file for the I-865)? Your advice would be greatly appreciated!

[Otto 83]

You do not need to submit an I-865 - this is something you would do if you have an I-864 on file (after you get married and file AOS).

Your fiance's interview should not be affected by your moving.

[Jon & Dana 0]

You do not need to submit an I-865 - this is something you would do if you have an I-864 on file (after you get married and file AOS).

Your fiance's interview should not be affected by your moving.

True, but how else would I let the USCIS know that I moved? After all, my old address is on all of our K-1 documents. When would be an appropriate time to file for the change of address?

[Otto 83]

You do not need to submit an I-865 - this is something you would do if you have an I-864 on file (after you get married and file AOS).

Your fiance's interview should not be affected by your moving.

True, but how else would I let the USCIS know that I moved? After all, my old address is on all of our K-1 documents. When would be an appropriate time to file for the change of address?

If you (the USC/Petitioner) have a case pending at USCIS (which you currently do not since your petition is now at the Embassy/Consulate and in the posession of DOS) you could submit an online change of address - on USCIS's web site.

Otherwise - you can submit (after you get married) the AOS forms (AOS/EAD and AP) along with the I-864 etc with the new address in the appropriate fields. If you were to move again - after filing AOS, THEN you would submit an I=865.

For now - you do not really need to do anything.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hey guys,

I have just recently moved to a new house down the street from where I used to live. I know I need to fill out the I-865 form (Sponsor’s notice of change of address). However, I do have a concern about this. I have just submitted my 1-134 form to my fiancée. My old address is currently listed on the I-134. Will my fiancée run into difficulties during her interview since I changed addresses not shown on the I-134 form or any others (even though I’m about to file for the I-865)? Your advice would be greatly appreciated!

It will make no affect. She should enter your NEW address on her DS-156, DS-156k. Always give true and accurate answers at the times the forms are completed.

[Jon & Dana 0]

Hey guys,

I have just recently moved to a new house down the street from where I used to live. I know I need to fill out the I-865 form (Sponsor’s notice of change of address). However, I do have a concern about this. I have just submitted my 1-134 form to my fiancée. My old address is currently listed on the I-134. Will my fiancée run into difficulties during her interview since I changed addresses not shown on the I-134 form or any others (even though I’m about to file for the I-865)? Your advice would be greatly appreciated!

It will make no affect. She should enter your NEW address on her DS-156, DS-156k. Always give true and accurate answers at the times the forms are completed.

Thanks for your help guys! I appreciate your advice!

[Nik+Heather 121]

Hey guys,

I have just recently moved to a new house down the street from where I used to live. I know I need to fill out the I-865 form (Sponsor’s notice of change of address). However, I do have a concern about this. I have just submitted my 1-134 form to my fiancée. My old address is currently listed on the I-134. Will my fiancée run into difficulties during her interview since I changed addresses not shown on the I-134 form or any others (even though I’m about to file for the I-865)? Your advice would be greatly appreciated!

It will make no affect. She should enter your NEW address on her DS-156, DS-156k. Always give true and accurate answers at the times the forms are completed.

Well, as the interview hasn't happened yet, why not mail off an updated I134 to her as well?

It's NOT critical, the old address combined with the date you signed it means you weren't being misleading as Gary confirmed, but it would close the loop, I think. Piece of mind for the price of postage for one sheet of paper.