I sold my apartment a month ago, and my fiance has her consulate interview coming up, how to we handle address at interview?

[evane 0]

When we submitted all our forms for K1 visa, the address I (the sponsor) truthfully provided was the address that I'd lived at for five years. After we filed those documents there was a several month long waiting period before the process moved forward and now she has just been scheduled for her interview at the consulate. However, just last month I closed on the sale of my apartment and am living in temporary accommodation until I buy a new place -  am in the market looking now.

 

Do I need to worry about what should she say in the interview if she's asked about the address she'll be staying in the US?  Because the truth is we might be staying in AirBnBs, or  at a friend / family  members's place until I close on purchase of new house.

 

If anyone has had any similar experience would appreciate any feedback on how to handle this properly. We don't want to stumble at the last hurdle!

 

[thatguyuknow 147]

From what I understand it won't matter now as no documents will be going to your old address. 

 

All that'll matter is her address and when she enters she will need to confirm her address in the states. 

 

My partner changed address from my interview date to arrival date. I just told the officer at POE my new address. I'm here on a CR1 though. I don't think your partner will need to deal with USCIS again until you file for AOS, then you can confirm the address. 

Edited April 20, 2019 by thatguyuknow

[Cryssiekins 976]

My husband filed our K1 when he was living at one address, and between the NOA2 and my arrival, he moved.  Nothing was specifically asked at the interview about it.  At the time, it was our intending address, but life happens.  At the POE they asked me to confirm if that address was still correct, and I told them no, and provided the new address we would be living at.  CBP updated that when they processed my entrance and that was that.