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Change of address, change of processing center?

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We are January 2010 K1 filers waiting on our NOA2. On May 1, I am going to move from NYC to Denver, where my fiancé (the beneficiary) will join me once all is said and done. We were just wondering if when you change your address, it changes your processing center or slows the process in any way? Our service center is Vermont.

Any insight would be appreciated! Thanks! -Sarah

Mailed K1 packet to Vermont Service Center: 1/20/2010

Received NOA 1: 1/25/2010

Got engaged: 1/31/2010

Received NOA 2: 5/13/2010

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Otto Grand Master

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Changing your address to what would be covered to a different service center will not likely result in your petition being moved. Usually does not. Be sure to do a change of address though (via USCIS.gov) - so you'll get any correspondence.

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