Re-check the classification for the new site, because a reduced amount tied to the old location cannot simply be assumed to apply at the new location. Re-check the qualifying figure as well, since statutory adjustments begin January 1, 2027. Confirm both in writing before the petition is signed, not after. Treat a site change as reopening the questions you believed were closed rather than as an administrative detail. The classification, the job-creation model and the projections were all built on the previous location, and each of them may have to be rebuilt.
Timing a filing around a moving project
Map petition review and visa availability to immigrant visa issuance and admission, or eligible adjustment, followed by conditional residence, and ordinarily an I-829 filed in the ninety days before the second anniversary of that residence. A site change requires review of the facts supporting the petition and may change later planning. Eligible concurrent filing must be assessed separately rather than assumed.
Neither filing nor approval of the petition authorises work or travel, so do not plan moves around the receipt notice. Obtain the re-verification in writing before signing, and make sure it carries a date. Verbal confirmation given on a call does not survive a later dispute about what was represented, and the document you need is a dated statement identifying the new site and the classification claimed for it.
Where a promoter declines to provide one, that refusal is itself information about how solid the claim was.