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SAJA   0

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We are at the NVC stage. I (petitioner) have already sent in my I-864 but my wife has not sent in the DS-230 to NVC yet. My wife recently moved from her previous address (which we had previously listed in the I-130 application) to her parents house. Would it be a problem, if we changed her mailing address at this stage? How can I change her address? Thanks.

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Would it be a problem, if we changed her mailing address at this stage? How can I change her address? Thanks.

No, it is not a problem to change a mailing address at this stage. On the DS-230, she will write her current address, it's that simple.

I think if you log on to your USCIS acct. there is a link for address change or else it is a form. You can and must change it.

OP is at the NVC stage of the process and the question pertained to the beneficiary so the information you provided here as it pertains to the OP's question is incorrect.

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After sending DS-230 double check with NVC by calling them.

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I think if you log on to your USCIS acct. there is a link for address change or else it is a form. You can and must change it.

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That's for permanent residents. USCIS has nothing to do with the case now.

We are at the NVC stage. I (petitioner) have already sent in my I-864 but my wife has not sent in the DS-230 to NVC yet. My wife recently moved from her previous address (which we had previously listed in the I-130 application) to her parents house. Would it be a problem, if we changed her mailing address at this stage? How can I change her address? Thanks.

Just use her current address on all further documentation including the DS230. No worries.

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No problem at all. Just put the new address on the DS-230 to take care of it.

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No problem at all. Just put the new address on the DS-230 to take care of it.

My wife just moved, we have already submitted all documents including the DS-260. Will this create any delay if I give them the new address? I'm worried they will make us amend the DS-260 and they will reset the clock on their review time. She still knows people at her previous place and can still receive mail there. And she will stay there from time to time. But as I understand it, there is nothing mailed to her, as long as she opts to pick up her visa in person after the interview, correct?

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