Moving house/state after K-1 adjustment status

[simonschus 58]

Hi all,

I'm going through the K-1 process. Assuming it is successfully approved, I have a question about what happens after adjusting my status.

My partner has three month placements in different cities and states, therefore her mailing address changes every so often. Her permanent address remains in her home state of NH, but we will be renting in whatever city or state that she is placed (likely to be IL and CA later this year, after placements in CT and MA earlier this year). She is only going to be doing this for another 18 months after we are married, and I would be moving with her as we are using it as a way to see the country as well as settle on a place to live

However, is there anything in particular that I would need to know in advance for filing procedures after the K-1 is approved and we have adjusted my status after a wedding?

In particular, her company advises her that it is important for her permanent address remains her home address (in NH) despite being on placement in CT, MA, IL and CA. Does this have implications for me at all? Some of the issues I've thought about include:

- Am I right in assuming that I have to inform USCIS whenever I move city/state with her, and that I need to do this within 10 days of moving?

- If yes, then will it matter that my partner's permanent address and my permanent address will differ despite physically living in the same house? Presumably this could be flagged up on some computer system or an interview somewhen. As such, we aim to collect as much evidence that we are living together (we aim to have our bills and rental agreements in both of our names; we aim to have full documentation from my employer and from her placement employer).

Any thoughts would be useful to help prepare us. We are early on in the K-1 process, having only received our K-1 in the middle of December.

Simon.