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Hey again! So I'm filing my I-129F this week, and I'm still in Canada visiting so all addresses on the form are for the address I'm currently at. However at the end of my visit when I go back to the states, how do I file for change of address so all paperwork related to my K-1 are sent to the US address instead? I don't want to have any pitfalls or slowdowns because I don't know what to do when I go back to the states. Thanks in advance for the help!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Turkey
Timeline

Hi there! Well once yoou get NOA1 you can get , you can call in and request to change your address and also make an account on uscis website connected to your case number and u can also change ur address online :))

September 5th, 2010: Met
July 26th 2012: Engaged
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I-129F Sent: December 14th, 2012
December 18th 2012: I-129f received at dallas po box
DECEMBER 20th: NOA1 (only found out once hardcopy came in the mail)
December 21st, 2012: Check cashed
Dec 27, 2012: Fiances alien registration number was changed. Proven.
December 29th 2012: Received Noa1 Hard-copy(no txt or email was sent)
Jan. 10th 2013: Happy birthday to my Sweety, first birthday apart in years!
January 15 2013: "mailing adress was changed" (touched?)
May-20-2013 NOA2!!! Exactly 5 months!
May-23-2013 Noa2 hard copy recieved!
June-05-2013 Called NVC, casre recieved, forwared to Ankara

June-10-2013-Ankara revieved packet! *signed by MEHMET* THANKS MEHMET!

June-10-2013-Recieve NVC letter
June-13-2013 Email(Packet) recieved from embassy!!
00-00-2013 Sent packet back to embassy
00-00-13 Interview date set (00-00-13 INTERVIEW,)
00-00-2013 Medical
00-00-2013 Interview(...........!)
00-00-2013 Visa Approved
00-00-2013 US Entry

NEXT STEPS IN US....
00-00-13 Wedding
00-00-13 SSN
00-00-13 AOS packet sent out
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