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Received a letter from the NVC stating they're forwarding the information onto the Bogota embassy.

It says the embassy will contact my fiance, but they don't say how. Is it by email? phone? mail?

Not sure what do do in this situation.

The letter we received from the NVC states that "the embassy will contact your fiance when they are ready to process her petition".

She has recently moved.

Do they mail something? Or contact by phone/email?

I'm about to receive the NOA2(hopefully!) so I wanted to get the documents in order.

Here's where the fun part comes in.

First off, I make well over the poverty level, and have for the past 10 years, at least. My income for the past 5 years has been over 6 figures.

Here comes the problem:

I've moved twice in the past 2 years, and have switched banks back and forth, so my "annual average" is going to be hard to solidify.

I have a very decent amount of money in my checking account. Problem is, last year, it was in a different account and there isn't much history with the current account. The old account has since been closed.

The bank I'm currently with is also in a different state, and they're a fairly disorganized small credit union, so getting a letter is going to be hard, to say the least.

I'm thinking about switching to a bank out here in California and having them do the document.

Is that a bad idea to switch banks basically the week of receiving the NOA2?

Not really sure what do to in this situation.