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Not sure if this is in the right "forum" .. but since we applied for the k1 visa I have gotten a new job. I know we are supposed to contact them about change of address, so I am assuming we also contact them about me(beneficiary) getting a new job?  

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No, USCIS does not care about the beneficiaries work history over all or current. The updating address is just to ensure if they need to mail something they can.

 

Don't stress about that.

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MariahK   16

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8 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

No, USCIS does not care about the beneficiaries work history over all or current. The updating address is just to ensure if they need to mail something they can.

 

Don't stress about that.

Thank  you for your answer!

March 2015 : Met Online (tumblr)

12/04/2017 : I-129F Packet Sent

12/07/2017 : NOA 1 Received

06/18/2018 : NOA 2 Received (194 days)

08/08/2018 : Packet 3 received

08/29/2018 : Packet 4 received

10/17/2018 : Interview - APPROVED! (314 days)

11/06/2018 : Visa in hand

11/06/2018 : POE - Montreal, Ontario 

From sending of I-129F petition to POE - 573 days.

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The USCIS doesnt even care about the beneficiaries address. They can only change addresses within the USA.  Likely because the phone operators are idiots but thats another story. 

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