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This is the situation:

The interview is scheduled and I have the forms, including the I134 notarized with my fiance´s former address.

Who should I inform about the new address? USCIS or the Consulate?

Are the forms still valid?

What other implications should I expect?

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You don't have to inform USCIS at this point, because you've gotten NOA2 already. You have to inform the consulate in Rio about your fiance's new address. I don't know what to do with regard to the I-134 - maybe e-mailing Rio to ask would be a good idea. I-134 is good for a year, but then there's the address issue to check.

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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rlt,

Tell the consular officer at your interview.

Yodrak

This is the situation:

The interview is scheduled and I have the forms, including the I134 notarized with my fiance´s former address.

Who should I inform about the new address? USCIS or the Consulate?

Are the forms still valid?

What other implications should I expect?

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Thank you!

Does anyone know what happens when changing the petitioner´s address at this stage?

After NOA2, after, p3 is submitted, and after received p4 with interview date?

I just went through this last week. I emailed the Consulate with my old address, and my new one. Then responded and told me they updated the address.

Would be good to mention it during your interview as well as Yodrak mentioned.

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NOA1 Date Received - 5/09/2006

Petition Transfered from NSC to CSC - 6/01/2006

Touched - 6/02/2006

Touched - 6/03/2006

IMBRA RFE Received - 06/30/2006 (Dated 06/23/2006)

IMBRA RFE Delivered - 07/01/2006 (USPS Next Day)

Touched - 07/03/2006 (Email saying they sent RFE)

Touched - 07/04/2006

Touched - 07/05/2006

Touched - 07/10/2006 (Recieved RFE Response)

Touched - 07/11/2006

Touched - 07/12/2006

Touched - 07/13/2006

Touched - 08/03/2006

NOA2 Approved - 08/03/2006

Touched - 08/06/2006

NVC Entered Case into System - 08/21/2006

Consulate in Rio de Janeiro confirms receipt - 08/29/2006 (may have arrived sooner, only got around to calling today).

Fiance sent Packet 3 to Embassy (Before she actually received it) - 09/01/2006

Fiance receives actual Packet 3 - 09/06/2006

Fiance receives Packet 4 - 09/22/2006

Medical Scheduled - 11/06/2006

Interview Scheduled - 11/07/2006

Fiance should be on her way to me! 11/10/2006

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Thank you!

Does anyone know what happens when changing the petitioner´s address at this stage?

After NOA2, after, p3 is submitted, and after received p4 with interview date?

I just went through this last week. I emailed the Consulate with my old address, and my new one. Then responded and told me they updated the address.

Would be good to mention it during your interview as well as Yodrak mentioned.

Thanks!

The thing is that I mailed p3 with the old address. And I have the old address on the I134.

What should I do with the documents on the p4?

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rlt,

The thing is that I mailed p3 with the old address. And I have the old address on the I134.

So what? The 'old' address was the current address at the time, yes?

What should I do with the documents on the p4?

Use the current address.

Yodrak

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rlt,
The thing is that I mailed p3 with the old address. And I have the old address on the I134.

So what? The 'old' address was the current address at the time, yes?

What should I do with the documents on the p4?

Use the current address.

Yodrak

Thanks. It does seem logical to me.

I´ll fill out the new forms with the new address and make sure I tell them on the interview.

No reason to submit a letter or anything else informing them, right?

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Thanks. It does seem logical to me.

I´ll fill out the new forms with the new address and make sure I tell them on the interview.

No reason to submit a letter or anything else informing them, right?

Erik e-mailed them and let them know about his changing addresses.

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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rlt,

Should be good enough.

You could send a letter, but there may or may not be anything done with it until the interview anyway, when you'd want to reaffirm the address update.

Yodrak

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I´ll fill out the new forms with the new address and make sure I tell them on the interview.

No reason to submit a letter or anything else informing them, right?

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