After 10years Green Card

[rlt 0]

I have already removed my conditions and got my 10 years card in the mail.

My wife and I have recently moved to California, so I was wondering if we should still communicate immigration of our move by filling out all those forms...

Thank you

[Leafgal 3]

Hoping someone with experience can weigh in on this but I would say yes to be safe you should keep them updated with your new address so when you file for the next green card or citizenship they will have your current address on file.

[Otto 83]

I have already removed my conditions and got my 10 years card in the mail.

My wife and I have recently moved to California, so I was wondering if we should still communicate immigration of our move by filling out all those forms...

Thank you

The PR/Green Card holder is still obligated to file an AR-11 every time they move until (and/or if) they become a US citizen; if they never become a US Citizen, they'll have to continue doing so as long as they're a LPR. Their sponsor (and/or Co-sponsor) is obligated to file an I-865 each time they move as well.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

I have already removed my conditions and got my 10 years card in the mail.

My wife and I have recently moved to California, so I was wondering if we should still communicate immigration of our move by filling out all those forms...

Thank you

Here is the online change of address thing that explains it.

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

Failure to change your address can result in deportation for failing to follow the regulations (doesn't mean it DOES mean deportation, just in some cases this has been the result). You have 10 days to report the move (but I don't think a little longer than this should be an issue if you haven't yet).

The reason for this is if they decide to do a "surprise inspection" (even though that's rare) or they send you news of something or whatever and you don't reply, they realise that you've not kept up your address and that's when they get annoyed.

Also, the sponsor (and joint-sponsors) must also keep their addresses up to date. I don't know the penalty of not keeping that updated but here is the document to update that: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-865.pdf

You haven't got any cases pending which is good too so just go to that link and follow the instructions and get your sponsor(s) to update their info if they ever move.

[Ladylethal 12]

Unless you apply and receive naturalization, you'll forever have to notify any move to immigration, even on a permanent Green Card.

[Jigi 0]

hi,

Till the day you are not a US citizen you have to inform USCIS about your address change. Go online on uscis.gov and you will get it done online.

Jigi