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Sian & Chris Apprentice

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First time posting on VJ!

Concerning question 14 on the I-129F petition about where your fiancé(e) intends to live in the US, we filled it out as my fiancé's current address (he's the US citizen) thinking he was just going to have to stay in the same place to make things easier. Things have occurred where my fiancé is planning on moving back into his mother's house (which makes saving money SO much easier) in July. We filed our petition very early Feb, and if the average processing time is still 5 months (we're at VSC) when it gets forwarded to the NVC and then to the Consulate, the address would have changed permanently by then. The plan we have is whenever (who knows when that will be if it's VSC :P ) I'm approved and have the visa I will stay with him at his mother's house and then move out to find our own place. But the problem I keep thinking of is when I have to fill out the Packet 3 forms (or packet 4, I'm unsure) one of those forms asks me what address I will be staying at, which has changed since filing the I-129F. Would this make things difficult with the fact that the address has changed on both parts, and would a simple change of address on the USCIS website make Q.14 change to this address?

I hope you can all understand my ramblings, I like to over think things but it's things I want the answer to. Thank you. :)

K-1 Visa

2/2/2011 - I-129F sent.

2/6/2011 - USPS confirmed signature for receipt of package at Dallas, TX. Forwarded to VSC.

2/10/2011 - I-129F check for $340 cashed. (Before I received an NOA1!)

2/14/2011 - Received NOA1 by snail mail!

6/13/2011 - NOA2!7/5/2011 - Called NVC, informed that London sent Packet 3 to Sian on 7/1/2011!

7/7/2011 - Packet 3 received in the mail

8/3/2011 - Medical!8/15/2011 - Packet 4 received in mail

9/15/2011 - Interview - APPPROVED!

11/1/11 - POE - Atlanta11/28/11 - MARRIAGE!

AOS

12/22/2011 - AOS Filed

12/30/2011 - AOS NOA1

1/27/2012 - Biometrics #1

2/16/2012 - RFE'd

3/1/2012 - EAD #1 issued

3/06/2012 - AOS transferred to CSC

3/1/2013 - EAD #2 issued

5/28/2013 - Biometrics #2

7/25/2013 - AOS APPROVED!

7/31/2013 - Green Card in hand!

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Inky Grand Master

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He should file a change of address on the USCIS website when he moves so they have his new address yes.

You filling out the other forms with his new address is no problem because all you do is explain at the interview that he moved during the process, pretty simple! They might not even ask you about the address change either lol.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Sian & Chris Apprentice

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He should file a change of address on the USCIS website when he moves so they have his new address yes.

You filling out the other forms with his new address is no problem because all you do is explain at the interview that he moved during the process, pretty simple! They might not even ask you about the address change either lol.

That's so easy! Explaining this now to my fiancé will make him jump in the air saying 'I told you it would all be easy!'

Thank you!

K-1 Visa

2/2/2011 - I-129F sent.

2/6/2011 - USPS confirmed signature for receipt of package at Dallas, TX. Forwarded to VSC.

2/10/2011 - I-129F check for $340 cashed. (Before I received an NOA1!)

2/14/2011 - Received NOA1 by snail mail!

6/13/2011 - NOA2!7/5/2011 - Called NVC, informed that London sent Packet 3 to Sian on 7/1/2011!

7/7/2011 - Packet 3 received in the mail

8/3/2011 - Medical!8/15/2011 - Packet 4 received in mail

9/15/2011 - Interview - APPPROVED!

11/1/11 - POE - Atlanta11/28/11 - MARRIAGE!

AOS

12/22/2011 - AOS Filed

12/30/2011 - AOS NOA1

1/27/2012 - Biometrics #1

2/16/2012 - RFE'd

3/1/2012 - EAD #1 issued

3/06/2012 - AOS transferred to CSC

3/1/2013 - EAD #2 issued

5/28/2013 - Biometrics #2

7/25/2013 - AOS APPROVED!

7/31/2013 - Green Card in hand!

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