Fiance change of address and number

[pocheros 101]

Hi everyone,

My american fiance recently changed his phone number and address (it wasn't a big move- he just moved into a bigger apartment in the same building he's been living in for awhile, but the apt. # is still different). I have an interview in Montreal booked already, so that's what we're waiting for right now. Does my fiance need to call anyone to inform them of his change of contact information?

Thanks in advance.

Edited July 5, 2011 by pocheros

[Love Eth 14]

Hi everyone,

My american fiance recently changed his phone number and address (it wasn't a big move- he just moved into a bigger apartment in the same building he's been living in for awhile, but the apt. # is still different). I have an interview in Montreal booked already, so that's what we're waiting for right now. Does my fiance need to call anyone to inform them of his change of contact information?

Thanks in advance.

Your fiance has to fill the Address Change form or he can call USCIS CSC and they can change it.

Good luck on your interview.

[Krikit 1,164]

You can just change it at the interview.

[pocheros 101]

You can just change it at the interview.

That's convenient- I'm guessing it's just because we (likely) won't be receiving any further paperwork until after the interview? Actually, my fiance won't be receiving anything until we do AOS, right? (in which case it'll really be "both" of us receiving it) I still wonder if I should get my fiance to call USCIS now just in case Montreal mixes up a lot stuff and we don't find out until after we wait eons to receive paperwork that was mailed to the wrong place. Nonetheless thanks for the information.

Edited July 5, 2011 by pocheros

[Krikit 1,164]

Your fiance will never again receive correspondence for your process.... it's all in your hands now. Even the AOS. That's your application, not his, and not both of yours.

[pocheros 101]

Your fiance will never again receive correspondence for your process.... it's all in your hands now. Even the AOS. That's your application, not his, and not both of yours.

Ah, okay. Thanks for the help! One less thing to worry about.