Fiance thinking of moving to a different city

[onesassygirl 0]

Hi everyone,

Just wondering how this would affect our application: We are currently awaiting our NOA2 (arriving possibly some time next month), and my fiance is thinking of moving from Reno, Nevada to Las Vegas, Nevada. On the I129 form, I had written down that I'll be living at the Reno address when I move to the States. How will this affect our application? If my fiance does decide to move, who should we notify (CSC/NVC/Consulate?) and when should we notify them (before/after receiving the NOA2)?

Anyone out there gone through something like this?

Thanks.

-ajmc

[zyggy 9]

Hi everyone,

Just wondering how this would affect our application: We are currently awaiting our NOA2 (arriving possibly some time next month), and my fiance is thinking of moving from Reno, Nevada to Las Vegas, Nevada. On the I129 form, I had written down that I'll be living at the Reno address when I move to the States. How will this affect our application? If my fiance does decide to move, who should we notify (CSC/NVC/Consulate?) and when should we notify them (before/after receiving the NOA2)?

Anyone out there gone through something like this?

Thanks.

-ajmc

You can tell them at your consulate interview...

[Chuckles 0]

Waiting till the consulate interview is horrible advice. Call customer service right away when the move is made, just as you are instructed to do on the I-797C.

[Yodrak 7]

Chuckles,

It was fine advice for the question that was asked.

You are correct that the petitioner should notify the USCIS of his change of address, but that is a separate issue.

Yodrak

Waiting till the consulate interview is horrible advice. Call customer service right away when the move is made, just as you are instructed to do on the I-797C.

[Krikit 1,165]

Hi everyone,

Just wondering how this would affect our application: We are currently awaiting our NOA2 (arriving possibly some time next month), and my fiance is thinking of moving from Reno, Nevada to Las Vegas, Nevada. On the I129 form, I had written down that I'll be living at the Reno address when I move to the States. How will this affect our application? If my fiance does decide to move, who should we notify (CSC/NVC/Consulate?) and when should we notify them (before/after receiving the NOA2)?

Anyone out there gone through something like this?

Thanks.

-ajmc

Hi ajmc. When my fiance and I submitted our application he was living in Maryland so that was the address we used on the form. During the K1 visa process, he was transferred to Florida. We informed the CSC of the change and they updated their records. At the interview stage you will receive additional forms where you will enter the address of where you will be living. We made the change at that point and it wasn't a problem.

[trey 0]

Hi everyone,

Just wondering how this would affect our application: We are currently awaiting our NOA2 (arriving possibly some time next month), and my fiance is thinking of moving from Reno, Nevada to Las Vegas, Nevada. On the I129 form, I had written down that I'll be living at the Reno address when I move to the States. How will this affect our application? If my fiance does decide to move, who should we notify (CSC/NVC/Consulate?) and when should we notify them (before/after receiving the NOA2)?

Anyone out there gone through something like this?

Thanks.

-ajmc

To answer all questions asked...It should not affect your application at all except for, at most, a couple days in the mailing of your approval. You should notify USCIS per instructions when the move is made.

[onesassygirl 0]

Waiting till the consulate interview is horrible advice. Call customer service right away when the move is made, just as you are instructed to do on the I-797C.

what is this I-797C?

my fiance is probably going to move before the end of the month. so i guess we will contact CSC as soon as he has moved. where can i get their number?

[Yodrak 7]

ajmc,

I-797C is the form code for the Notice of Action.

When your spouse moves he will need to call the National Customer [Dis]Service Center to report his change of address for any open case that he has with the USCIS. At this point he probably has only 1 case, the petition for you. Otherwise, any future Notices of Action will be sent to his old address, and the USPS will not forward them.

The phone number for the NC[D]C is on his Receipt Notice for the petition.

Yodrak

Waiting till the consulate interview is horrible advice. Call customer service right away when the move is made, just as you are instructed to do on the I-797C.

what is this I-797C?

my fiance is probably going to move before the end of the month. so i guess we will contact CSC as soon as he has moved. where can i get their number?

Edited May 23, 2006 by Yodrak