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Spouse got job transfer to a different state with promotion will it affect my interview?

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SGM1928   33

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Hi....

Today my husband got a job transfer with promotion to Ohio...he is currently working in Florida...His employer is the same...

My concern is that will this affect my interview by any means? I have my  CR1 interview scheduled for the 2nd of May.

Please advise

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No effect at all on your CR-1 interview.

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SGM1928   33

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21 minutes ago, missileman said:

No effect at all on your CR-1 interview.

If they ask about where do i intented to live and i say Ohio they will ask rite y there??

If i tell my husband got transfered with promotion will they ask for another i864??

I am just concered....

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7 hours ago, SGM1928 said:

If they ask about where do i intented to live and i say Ohio they will ask rite y there??

If i tell my husband got transfered with promotion will they ask for another i864??

I am just concered....

If asked, tell the truth.  Otherwise, no worries, and no new affidavit of support.  Take an updated pay stub to the interview, but that's always a good idea.

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3 hours ago, pushbrk said:

If asked, tell the truth.  Otherwise, no worries, and no new affidavit of support.  Take an updated pay stub to the interview, but that's always a good idea.

Thank you so much for the response....he has to join the new place on May 14...by then my interview will be done....i will take all his paystubs till May to the interview.....

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If your interview will be done but he hasn't actually changed jobs yet, then you do not need to update the I-864.  However if you know where you're going to be living in the new state, you can update your address at POE. 

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On 14/04/2018 at 2:51 PM, NikLR said:

If your interview will be done but he hasn't actually changed jobs yet, then you do not need to update the I-864.  However if you know where you're going to be living in the new state, you can update your address at POE. 

Thank u for the advice.....

My interview is on the 2nd of May and my husband has to join his new place of work on 14th May... so i guess the old i864 will do....

 

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