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    Yes.
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    Hello all, My spouse is scheduled to enter stateside shortly after obtaining her CR-1 visa. However, due to my upcoming move, she will be arriving at a new address (same state - NJ) and I was wondering what is the best way to document the same with the USCIS? I have used my current address across all forms and have requested the SSN, GC to be sent to my current address as well. I want to make sure the SSN and the GC dont get delayed due to this impending change. I read somewhere that a change can be requested at the port of entry (POE). Is that accurate? If yes, what additional details will I need to provide to the immigration officer? If no, do I have to submit an AR-11? Any other options that I need to consider? TIA for your timely assistance.
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    @Mike E The confused emoji was reflecting my current state of mind. I now realize the grave error that it reflected your post as being confusing - so, my apologies and I have updated the same. Your responses on these forums have been nothing short of phenomenal. Thanks so much for helping heavily addled individuals like us.
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    Thanks. Yes, my wife's visa is valid until 21 December 2023 and we would prefer not to go through the I-751 headache. When you say your wife's citizenship date is coming up, does that mean that with the 2-yr GC one can submit the N-400 while awaiting I-751 adjudication?
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    My deepest sense of gratitude to everyone for providing their feedback here - it is indeed very helpful. We will try to factor arriving in after our 2nd anniversary date - its just that its been way too long a process to get through the I-130 application and now a further delay adds up to your frustration. We have a 4-month old child now and trying to make sense of everything with my very patiently waiting spouse. Thanks again everyone.
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    Thanks, this is frankly ridiculous! Once the I-751 is filed, is the spouse allowed to stay in the US until a final decision is made? Or will she have to go back to her home country after the 2-yr GC expires? Or as you note, maybe an extension is required?
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    Thanks so much for sharing your experience. 44 months does sound like a very long time indeed! Can you please let me know why does the process take such a long time? The I-130 approval in itself took such a long time and waiting an additional 44 months sounds insane!
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    Hello all, My spouse received her immigrant visa approval on July 31, 2023 under the CR1 category and we have planned her arrival to the US by September 2023. The consular officer gave my spouse a note about the removal of CR1 status, which had the following text - "If at the time of admission to the United States you will not have celebrated the second anniversary of your marriage, you will be granted conditional permanent residence by an officer of USCIS at the time of your admission to the U.S." Based on this can someone please elaborate, if the immigration officers at the port of entry will no longer consider this to be applicable if my spouse traveled to the US after October 2 (our second marriage anniversary date) and that we would not need to file I-751 for removal of CR status? TIA.
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    Thanks Mike. Do I need to update the DS-260 at all?
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    Hello all, My spouse is scheduled to attend her IR1/CR1 interview appointment on July 31, 2023. Since the I-130 approval and subsequent NVC delay, we have a new child that was born on March of this year. Our child has since acquired a US passport. Prior to the interview, do I need to update the DS-260 with the child's details? Or do I just carry the CRBA record and the US passport to the interview for confirmation? Please advise. TIA.
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