Late to file for I-865

[Indy&Benji 0]

Hi, I would like to ask what if my husband (the sponsor, US citizen) is late to file for his change of address. I, the beneficiary, already filed for AR-11, when first time we moved. I think we have moved for about 4 months now. I read that the I-865 should be filed within 30 days of our move. Will we be okay if he files it now? and what date should he fills in for the moving date? the first time we moved or the day he files it just now? thank you very much for the response !!!

[Anh map 2,098]

just fill it in and mail it. I did mine almost a year later. No problems.

[Indy&Benji 0]

just fill it in and mail it. I did mine almost a year later. No problems.

thank you so much, and how did you fill the date? the date you send or the date you moved?

[v333k 59]

just fill it in and mail it. I did mine almost a year later. No problems.

Yes, can you elaborate on what you filled as your moving date?

thanks!

[w8inglongtime 29]

thank you so much, and how did you fill the date? the date you send or the date you moved?

I'd assume you'll have to file with the date you moved. Remember you already filed yours so it will raise eyebrows if you put a different date for your spouse. USCIS will imagine you'd both move together since you're a married couple. I'm sure people file late or realize late that both have to be filed and USCIS doesn't give them grief over it. Good luck.

[Indy&Benji 0]

I'd assume you'll have to file with the date you moved. Remember you already filed yours so it will raise eyebrows if you put a different date for your spouse. USCIS will imagine you'd both move together since you're a married couple. I'm sure people file late or realize late that both have to be filed and USCIS doesn't give them grief over it. Good luck.

Thank you for your advise

[v333k 59]

I'd assume you'll have to file with the date you moved. Remember you already filed yours so it will raise eyebrows if you put a different date for your spouse. USCIS will imagine you'd both move together since you're a married couple. I'm sure people file late or realize late that both have to be filed and USCIS doesn't give them grief over it. Good luck.

Thank you for your advise

Yes - it sounds logical to do it this way.

[albden 0]

I never send a I-865 in and when we sent our I-751 just put our new address there and the NOA came to our address

[redglasses 1]

Hi, I would like to ask what if my husband (the sponsor, US citizen) is late to file for his change of address. I, the beneficiary, already filed for AR-11, when first time we moved. I think we have moved for about 4 months now. I read that the I-865 should be filed within 30 days of our move. Will we be okay if he files it now? and what date should he fills in for the moving date? the first time we moved or the day he files it just now? thank you very much for the response !!!

We filed I-865 about 60 days after my husband (sponsor) moved to a new place. We wrote the actual day he moved in and had no problem.

[v333k 59]

I never send a I-865 in and when we sent our I-751 just put our new address there and the NOA came to our address

I think that is a coincidence. My wife didn't send I-865 and we received NOA. I don't think that the two are related.