Questions regarding AR-11 (Change of Address) where it says "Last entry into the US"

[Kabigon 0]

Hi everyone. My wife and I moved just recently to our new house, and we're changing our address online electronically via the AR-11 form.

She is waiting to file citizenship which is in a few more months. However, there is a section where it says "Last entry into the US" and "Approximate date of entry into the US (month/day/year)is required" --

Do we put the date of when she FIRST arrived into the US (approximately 3 years ago), or the LAST entry into the US date? We have gone back to her hometown a few times since her first arrival, and do we use that recent date of when we came back (which was last year) instead?

The wording on both choices seem to be counter intuitive, hence the massive confusion.

Thanks!

Edited July 24, 2010 by Kabigon

[engineer21 51]

Hi everyone. My wife and I moved just recently to our new house, and we're changing our address online electronically via the AR-11 form.

She is waiting to file citizenship which is in a few more months. However, there is a section where it says "Last entry into the US" and "Approximate date of entry into the US (month/day/year)is required" --

Do we put the date of when she FIRST arrived into the US (approximately 3 years ago), or the LAST entry into the US date? We have gone back to her hometown a few times since her first arrival, and do we use that recent date of when we came back (which was last year) instead?

The wording on both choices seem to be counter intuitive, hence the massive confusion.

Thanks!

They are asking for the most recent entry into the US.

[HeatDeath 430]

With USCIS forms, when in doubt, interpret literally. They mean the most recent entry.