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Oh gotcha! So it won't be an issue if my address changes more than once after filing? I am working on filing the online form currently. We have both lived and worked in SK for the past three years. We met here when we were both brand new!

Sorry if this has been asked before! My fiance and I plan to get married in the next few weeks before we file the i-130. We both currently have two months left in South Korea before I leave for the US and she goes to the UK. I want to file the i-130 ASAP so we can be together sooner, but I'm worried about doing this as we will both be doing a lot of moving and working new jobs very shortly. I'm wondering, if I file it now, should I just put my address as my parents' address and update it when I find a place for myself? Do I wait until I move back and find get settled somewhere to file? I'm also concerned that filing it in Korea might make it hard to prove income, especially since my contract is ending soon. I'm in the process of interviewing for a few jobs in the US, but don't have a contract yet. Any advice for how to space things out to make the process as easy as it can be would be greatly appreciated!

Right, but I heard the K1 has a faster processing time currently, which is why we were considering that route. However, we are thinking more of a CR1 now due to the financial restraints from the K1. As for a US based job, I'm on the hunt!

We considered this, but that would mean that my fiance would not be able to live with me in the US until the visa is approved, no?

I am working on filling out the i-129f form. My fiance and I both currently live in Korea, but I will be moving back to the states at the start of January, and she will be heading to the UK at the end of February. Should we set our mailing address as our addresses back in the US/UK? I'm hoping to send the application early next month, but want to make sure any documents they send back don't end up at a dead address. Thanks!