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Follow Dan's suggestion, but also watch for a GUZ number. This is a number beginning with GUZ, and followed with around 6 or 8 digits. As SOON as you see this number, send an email to the consulate (use their web page) to include the GUZ number and the new address. Do this even if you had already sent them the notification. The GUZ number is what they use to identify your file and make sure it gets to the right place. The GUZ number is issued while the case is at NVC. The first time you see it should be on the notice that it is being forwarded to Guangzhou. Worst case, you can always download the P3 forms and use those once you hear that the P3 has been issued. Thanks again, you guys!

Wow! that was some quick response, thank you guys, Dan and Kyle! BTW, it seems like no one has updated the timeline grid for a while. My NOV1 was April 8th with CSC, how much longer do I have to wait to hear from them? well a guestimate of course:)

she could still go back to the current apt and check the mail box from time to time though but question still stands: do I need to go through the trouble and change her address which may delay my I-129F application? it has been almost 2 months since NOA1. what kind of mail service does GuangZhou consulate use for P3/4 anyway, regular China Post mail, EMS, or DHL? many thanks!