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My K-1 petition is being return to USCIS. I have moved since filing and need to update my address so I can receive the return petition. I also have an I-130 pending at USCIS with my current address. Would they automatically know my current address for the K-1 or do I still need to update?

Anyone knows how to go about doing this?

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My K-1 petition is being return to USCIS. I have moved since filing and need to update my address so I can receive the return petition. I also have an I-130 pending at USCIS with my current address. Would they automatically know my current address for the K-1 or do I still need to update?

Anyone knows how to go about doing this?

Thanks

It would be alot better if you updated USCIS and NVC. They do not seem to comunicate with each other often. My K1 was returned. It was 8 months before I heard from the USCIS.......

April 2008 Met online ..................... March 2010.. 3 week visit......... 19 Nov...Sent DS230 & I-864

April 2009 Met in Chongqing .......... 09 March 2010 .. Marry.................17Dec...NVC lost 230 and 864

04 May 09 Apply K1 .................... 10 April .. Apply CR1....................20Dec..NVC found 230

18 May 09 NOA 1......................... 20 April... NOA1...........................28Dec..sent more 864 docs

16 Sep 09 NOA 2......................... 06 Oct..... NOA2...........................2011

08 Nov 09 P3................................... 21 Oct..... Have Case #..............21 Jan...SIF

06 Dec 09 P4............................... 30 OCt..... Have DS-3032...............26 Jan .. CC

29 Dec 09. Interview..................... 1 Nov..... email Ds-3032...............1 Apr, 3 week visit

29 Dec,,,,No Visa.......................... 1 Nov......paid AOS.......................4 May Interview.Approved..

9 Aug 2010 I-129F ended.............. 5 Nov......paid IV.........,,,,,,,,,,, ..... 28 June, Received Visa

............................................................................................................22 July, arrive USA..

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Both USCIS and NVC said they cannot update my address because my petition has already been forwarded to consulate.

How am I suppose to update my address so USCIS can send me the return petition?

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