Address Change and Removal of Conditions

[AUBGER 0]

Hi Guys,

I have a question that is probably pretty simple for some of you. I honestly don't know the answer to this one.

I received my 2-yr GC in April 2008 and I just recently received a reminder to remove conditions.

In March 2009 I bought a house and moved. Was I supposed to notify USCIS of my change? My old address is for an appartment that my in-laws own. I still get the mail but I wasn't sure if when I file with a new address I will get in trouble for not notifying about my wherabouts between March and now?

Should that be a concern at all?

Thank you so much for your help!

Edited January 4, 2010 by AUBGER

[Nilz07 0]

Hi Guys,

I have a question that is probably pretty simple for some of you. I honestly don't know the answer to this one.

I received my 2-yr GC in April 2008 and I just recently received a reminder to remove conditions.

In March 2009 I bought a house and moved. Was I supposed to notify USCIS of my change? My old address is for an appartment that my in-laws own. I still get the mail but I wasn't sure if when I file with a new address I will get in trouble for not notifying about my wherabouts between March and now?

Should that be a concern at all?

Thank you so much for your help!

I was in a very similar situation. I filed AR-11 (Change of Address) form online and submitted by I-751 using my new address. I received my NOA1 at my new address. I think these steps should be sufficient.

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I was in a very similar situation. I filed AR-11 (Change of Address) form online and submitted by I-751 using my new address. I received my NOA1 at my new address. I think these steps should be sufficient.

Oh thank you so much for such a prompt reply! If they sent your NOA1 to the new address, it looks like that should be enough. I appreciate your taking your time to answer my question.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Just update your address with the AR-11 as mentioned above - it is the law, so that could be an issue, but as long as you file - you should be ok.

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Just update your address with the AR-11 as mentioned above - it is the law, so that could be an issue, but as long as you file - you should be ok.

Oh wow. I just read the bottom of the AR-11 thing. Looks like I should have filed within 10 days of change. Boy, I hope I'm not going to get in trouble.

Thank you

[payxibka 10,045]

and the USC sponsor (I assume your spouse is your sponsor) needs to file an I-865 change of address as well....

[AUBGER 0]

and the USC sponsor (I assume your spouse is your sponsor) needs to file an I-865 change of address as well....

This is getting more and more complicated.

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Thank you guys very much for your help!