Q: Do I need to fill out I 865 if my mailing address had changed but my physical address remains the same ?
I am a US citizen petitioning my husband. We have an approved I 130 and submitted all the documents including I 864 to NVC and they have been accepted. Right now we are just waiting for them to give us an interview date at the American embassy. Our physical address is in Mexico but our mailing address is in San Diego. But our mailing address recently changed to a different address again in San Diego. How do I go about the new change of mailing address? Do I notify NVC ? Do I notify USCIS ? Do I need to fill out a form ? Do I need to fill out a I 865 ? Does this effect anything ? Reminder that our physical address remains the same, it’s only our mailing address that changed . Also the beneficiary’s intended address he will stay, and the address of where we want the green card delivered changes with the new mailing address as well .
A:
Hi, it is definitely important to change address ASAP during any immigration proceeding. Contact the NVC with your updated address. There is no special address change form for Consulate process.
Let me know if you have any questions or need help with any step of the process. Good luck!
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