Change of address at NOA2 stage

[qwerty1974 11]

Okay, so here's the question and thank you in advance for any help offered

We're at NOA2 stage. NVC have given us a case number for London. My fiance (the petitioner) has filled out the affadavits at his current address, the one all of his evidence etc is listed under (tax returns etc). He will ntaurally be sending those ahead to me so I can send the DS2001. My forms for the embassy list him as at his new address....which he will be by the time they get the case (he moves the end of November). He is sending a covering letter with the affadavits covering why they are listed under his current address and that he doesn't move into our place until end of next month.

1)is there a particular form he should fill out and where should he be sending it to as USCIS are't dealing anymore.

2)will the London Embassy have a problem with the affadavit of support having him listed at what will by thenbe his old address (but bear in mind it would be false for him to sign and swear now for it at the address he is NOT yet living in)

Any advice would be great, he simply can't put the new place as he's not technically there yet but I am listing the new place as his address and what willbe our address as by the time the embassy see me it will be his address (its all signed and secured for the move date, just not before). I'm a little concerned they will register a discrepancy between the address he has listed and what I have listed and I'm certain that whilst a covering letter will help explain at the point of interview, it won't be formal enough. He did look up an AR11 but seemed to think that wasn't the right one??

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

1)is there a particular form he should fill out and where should he be sending it to as USCIS are't dealing anymore.

2)will the London Embassy have a problem with the affadavit of support having him listed at what will by thenbe his old address (but bear in mind it would be false for him to sign and swear now for it at the address he is NOT yet living in)

It will be fine. Nothing else will be mailed to him by USCIS so he really doesn't need to tell them. You want to put the address where you will be living, so fine to put the new address. It wouldn't matter either way because the interview and visa can be thought of as the "end" of a process in my opinion. When you do your AOS forms it's like starting a new process. You can put your new name, your new address, etc.

London will not be looking for discrepancies so if he put the new address on his I-134 it would be fine too. People move and I don't see it as a real issue for this embassy stage because there is nothing generated that will result in them mailing him a letter.

Once you arrive in the US, they will want to know your whereabouts as long as you are an alien, so do an AR-11 any time you move until you become a citizen. He will do an I-865 change of address as your sponsor on the I-864 affidavit of support. So that's a change of address for each of you if you move while you are an LPR.

Did any of that make sense? I'm saying old or new address for him won't be a problem and doesn't need a form to notify anybody when he moves in the nxt few weeks.

Edited October 22, 2011 by Nich-Nick

[qwerty1974 11]

Brilliant and helpful as ever Thanks so much for replying, I'll pass it along to him