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MichaelJeanelle

Change of Address twice will that affect my approval?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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:( I moved twice because of some problem. However, my last move was from Hawaii to Seattle. So I recently change my address from May 9th to the recent one which is here in Federal WAy Seattle. I notice most of the January/February and some later months was being approved and I was wondering why mine is not even being touch or whatsoever. I am just patiently waiting, but then again I have a feeling changing my address twice could have made a lot of difference (someone mention to me that it will affect it).

Does anyone know if changing my address got me more behind or should I wait to call them after the 5month period. Noa1 is February 6th and still waiting for the Noa2. I am praying that my fiancé and I will also hear the good news like everyone else :).

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