change of address for NVC and travel after filing DS230

[yabasta 0]

two questions i have are:

1. i am moving and our case is at the NVC how do i change my address as the beneficiary? I mean i don`t know what mail comes to me if any now but my address has changed and i don`t want that to hold up the visa process as it goes slow enough as it is.

2. I filled out my DS230 where it asks for visits etc to the US. Well now i am hopign to go again. Presumably this is not applicable to the form i already filled out as it will be after the form date. But is it goign to cause alarm bells or problems at POE? Do they put me on file or something?

[aussiewench 9]

I moved. How do I give you my new address?

Write to us at The National Visa Center, 32 Rochester Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801-2909, or fax it to 603-334-0791. When contacting us please be sure to always include your case number or your CIS receipt number so that we may locate your case.

You can also email them at NVCINQUIRY@state.gov

You must include the case number in the subject line.

Here's an example.......

1. Regarding the subject case number the following information applies:

a. Beneficiary name: xxxxxxxxxxxx - DOB: xxxxxxx

b. Petitioner name: xxxxxxxxxxxx - DOB: xxxxxxx

2. I am requesting that the Beneficiary address be changed to reflect the

following:

Full Name of Beneficiary

New Address of Beneficiary

Thank you.

As for whether you will have any problems at POE.....there is always the chance you will get denied entry. Have lots of evidence showing ties to your country of residence just in case, even though it is only going to be for a short time considering you will be applying for an immigrant visa. I would also have the NOA's etc and anything else so you can show that you are well into the process and that you will be returning for the interview.

All the best and have fun.

Edited March 11, 2006 by aussiewench

[yabasta 0]

thanks yet again. If i had an estate to leave in my will i would leave part of it to you.