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Changing beneficiary address during NVC processing

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Hello all,

 

We recently got our I-130 approved and have submitted the necessary docs for the DQ process at NVC. While this is being done, my beneficiary may need to change her address. If she does happen to move, how do I notify the NVC about this change? Will it impact the overall processing time and will I need to submit a fresh PCC? I am not sure if the AR-11 would be applicable in this situation. Any thoughts you all can share are greatly appreciated. TIA.

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