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Petitioner job change after filing?

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Hi there! My fiance is about to file our I-129f and he's planning on finding a new job once it's filed, is that something we'll need to let USCIS know about? He will be finding a job of the same pay or better. 

Thank you all for your help :) 

8/6/17 - K-1 Sent

8/11/17 - NOA1 Received 

2/14/18 - NOA2 Received

5/16/18 - Medical

5/22/18 - Interview

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1 minute ago, Ezraylia said:

Oh ok! So he will do the updated info at that time. This whole process is a bit confusing. Thank you! :)

No worries! We are here to help :)

 

Yes all financial info is not needed until your interview :)

 

 

 

 

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