Change of Address

[ukny 0]

Hi,

This might be posted in the wrong place, its late and Im panicing!

My husband and I moved about six months ago, and I swear, I remember sitting at the computer changing our new address online. I have a very firm memory of doing this.

However I checked into the USCIS website to look at something else, and they still have my old address. I realize that for some reason my address change never went though, and now I am terrified there are going to be problems.

I have changed it now, but am I going to get in trouble because of this? Also, all the evidence I have saved from the last 6 months for proof of our joint address will it be useless?

Its says I can be deported for not changing my address within 10 days (I really think I did, I dont know what happened) would they really do this?

Im going to call my lawyer monday morning, but any advice would be great.

Thanks so much.

[ukny 0]

Sorry - I should add, we moved after I had received my 2 year conditional greencard. I have nothing currently pending with them. Thanks!

[emt103c 10]

Don't panic. Everything should be fine. As long as there is nothing you are worrying about coming in the mail that you might have missed there should be no problems. USCIS has a very long history of losing, disregarding, not processing address changes. If I were you, I would call the 800 number and confirm the address change--just because the website has already lost it once--and get a name of the person you spoke to to confirm the change. or Was there a confirmation page for you to print that you changed the address?