Zenas

we are awaiting the noa from the I-130 to send with the K3 but I know i'm going to be moving in about 6 weeks. I want to change the address before I send them.


Can I just put the white out over it and print over or should I do all new forms?

Any foreseeable problems?
thanks

Leslie

I would definitely re-do them. Sorry.

The MSC is very RFE happy lately. It's not worth the risk IMHO.

KimJ

I would fill out new forms rather than using white-out. I believe I've read quite a few posts about white out being a bad idea, and that even crossing something out is better than covering up the information.

Do a search and I think you'll find some information on this very topic.

Wayne

Better to take 5 minutes, and re-do the forms,..
I think it will be fine,.. the only true problem with white-out would be the
signature,..
BUT WHY TAKE A CHANCE FOR 5 MINUTES?

"Zenas" <member9000@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > we are awaiting the noa from the I-130 to send with the K3 but I know
    > i'm going to be moving in about 6 weeks. I want to change the address
    > before I send them.
    > Can I just put the white out over it and print
    > over or should I do all new forms?
    > Any foreseeable problems?
    > thanks
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Folinskyinla

Hi:

Never, ever use white-out.

If you use the same forms, you should cross out the old information with a single line and then "interlineate" the new information. The idea is to show what change was made.

This is no problem. In fact, this is how USCIS changes the information on the forms when they get information that a change is necessary.

Matthew Udall

Don't use white out.

Hypertweeky

Sad but true
Re-do them!!
And Good Luck!!!