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Petitioner's change of address

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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I have been reading here about this but i mostly found old threads, so i just want to confirm. 

my husband won't be having a permantent address for a few months so we would like to use his parents address instead for the rest of the process. Do we only need to put the new address on the forms i-864 and ds 260? or do we also have to call/email NVC to let them know? Instructions on the I-864 say to fill out the form I-865, but that's only if you change address after submitting the I-864, or no?

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