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Got visa but I'll be moving to a different address than the one stated in DS160

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Hello everyone, my concern is basically the title, it's my first question so if there's more context needed please let me know. 

I just got my K1 visa, we filed everything under ABC address and we stated we'd be living there once I moved to the US but we happened to find an affordable apartment complex that we'll rather live in, we applied and got approved for it so now the ABC address won't match the XYZ apartment address we will be living in.

Will there be a problem with the authorities at the US point of entry or adjusting my status? Thank you. 

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12 minutes ago, misshalfway said:

Hello everyone, my concern is basically the title, it's my first question so if there's more context needed please let me know. 

I just got my K1 visa, we filed everything under ABC address and we stated we'd be living there once I moved to the US but we happened to find an affordable apartment complex that we'll rather live in, we applied and got approved for it so now the ABC address won't match the XYZ apartment address we will be living in.

Will there be a problem with the authorities at the US point of entry or adjusting my status? Thank you. 

Just inform CBP of new address when you enter at POE.  Of course, use new address for adjustment of status, etc.  Not an issue.

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