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Change of address while file is at consulate

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cardinal   1

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I (USC) moved 2 weeks ago and our file is currently at the consulate. I know I have to call NVC to notify them and we will put the new address on all the forms for the consulate. My question is USCIS. I know they don't care about me moving now that our petition is approved, but the new address (where he will live once he gets here) is different than the one we listed on the I-129. Do I need to change it with USCIS now and can I use their online system to do it? Or do we wait until he is actually here to change it? I've read their directions and old threads and still not sure.

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lilly1986   5

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Hey! My fiance (the US citizien) is also moving. hes moving on october 5th. my file is at the embassy as well, i am waiting for paket 4 with my interview date. So you say that he has to contact NVC? Do i also have to inform them (embassy) in my interview? is there a form he needs to send to NVC?

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payxibka   10,045

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I (USC) moved 2 weeks ago and our file is currently at the consulate. I know I have to call NVC to notify them and we will put the new address on all the forms for the consulate. My question is USCIS. I know they don't care about me moving now that our petition is approved, but the new address (where he will live once he gets here) is different than the one we listed on the I-129. Do I need to change it with USCIS now and can I use their online system to do it? Or do we wait until he is actually here to change it? I've read their directions and old threads and still not sure.

no, the uscis does not care about the usc until you have an i-864 on file with them.

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