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konta

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my wife an American woman and we apply for my visa from the embassy in Cairo ( DFC )
she back to the states now and she live with her daughter and we finish everything and send my all documents from 2 weeks but didnt hear anything yet about my interview date... i use her daughter`s address
now her daughter gonna move and i dont know what shall i do
am worry i got the interview date then her daughter get move
is that will make a problem in my visa or its fine i have to wait till i travel to the states then send them my new address ????
 
First of all, what was actually filed? At what stage in the process are you?

It all starts with an I-130 petition for an alien relative, some people take it a step further and apply for a K-3 visa via an I-129F.

Then there is the interview at the Consulate for one or the other visa.

What are you talking about?
 
ok my case was CR1 and we apply I-130 and we got proved already...and i fill out my DS230 and write an address but my wife gonna move to another place
am not waiting my last interview date so my question what i have to do to till them in the interview or not tell them its fine and will not cost us any problem ?
 
Since you are talking about an interview for you at the embassy. The embassy needs to be able to inform you of your interview appointment. Make sure your Egypt address is current with them. Your U.S. contact address is only a back up and is good to have current. When you arrive in the U.S. you will need a current U.S. address to have them send a greencard to. You can also make any changes at any interview.
 
ok dear i have another question i have things to prove my relation with my wifebe4 we get married and after we got married and she spend 6 months with me here be4 she back to the states so i wonder they can deny me or they will approved me because they did me already be4 in the I-130?
and they can put my case in AP ?
 
At this point, is it a new marriage? If upon arrival in the U.S., your marriage has not yet lasted 2 years, you will get conditional status.

In that case, you get a 2 year conditional greencard and file a form I-751 within the 3 months before the card expires. At that point, you have to show that it has been a real "bona fide" marriage. If you fail to file or if it gets denied, you get placed in removal proceedings to be deported. Once the conditions are lifted upon approval of the I-751, you get a new 10 year card.

If your marriage is NOT a new thing, you've already proven your relationship and will get a 10 year card. The 10 year CARD also expires but the immigrant status does NOT expire. If you have not become a USC, you have to get anew card with a new picture by filing a form I-90.

As the spouse of a USC, you'll be eligible to apply for naturalization after 2 years and 9 months after arrival in the U.S., if you have no disqualifying issue arise in the interim.
 
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