Change of Address during the process

[Wiscoman 0]

My wife is about two weeks away from her interview. We are doing a CR1 DCF at the embassy in Bangkok, Thailand. I moved back to the U.S. last month. We originally put down my mother's address for where she is expected to reside. I recently left my mother's place and moved closer to my work. Should we tell the embassy that? Is there a form for change of address (I tried a google search but the ones I found were not for immigrant visas or where we are at in the process). Or should we just let it ride as my mother's address as the interview is fairly soon (10 days)? I am just worried they RFE of my domicile in the U.S. as I have seen from previous posters about the embassy in Thailand. And if I send them my apartment lease the embassy people are going to wonder why we didn't tell them before hand of the move.

[Ning 619]

My wife is about two weeks away from her interview. We are doing a CR1 DCF at the embassy in Bangkok, Thailand. I moved back to the U.S. last month. We originally put down my mother's address for where she is expected to reside. I recently left my mother's place and moved closer to my work. Should we tell the embassy that? Is there a form for change of address (I tried a google search but the ones I found were not for immigrant visas or where we are at in the process). Or should we just let it ride as my mother's address as the interview is fairly soon (10 days)? I am just worried they RFE of my domicile in the U.S. as I have seen from previous posters about the embassy in Thailand. And if I send them my apartment lease the embassy people are going to wonder why we didn't tell them before hand of the move.

Just wait until she is in the USA to notify USCIS of her address. Make sure you have her name in your mail box & on file with the USPS in your area. We forgot & my daughters docs were sent back to USCIS.