Question about filing

[chyiochan 1]

I will be filing for this in just under a year. I was wondering as to how to inform the USCIS that I have moved to another address in the same state. I wouldn't want them to send anything to my apartment when I'll be in a house in a few weeks. Is there a certain page or address I'm suppose to update my residency location in the USA? I'm browsing the USCIS, but I may be completely blind and missing it! Thank you!

[Alex & Rachel 78]

Here you go!

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

I did this and it worked for me.

[chyiochan 1]

Thanks Ema Skye! You are scientifically amazing!

[chyiochan 1]

Actually, I'm trying to do it, but it keeps telling me to fill out spaces that are not (*) Asterisked, when I don't need to. Why is a government website like this? lol

[Alex & Rachel 78]

Thanks Ema Skye! You are scientifically amazing!

Always good to see someone who appreciates my avatar!

And, because it's a government website?

[chyiochan 1]

No problem-o!!

It stinks because I'll be in my new place in 10 days, and my printer doesn't work to print out the written form. Ugh, what a pain. I hope the webmaster got the Ticket about the problem. I need to change my address!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

No problem-o!!

It stinks because I'll be in my new place in 10 days, and my printer doesn't work to print out the written form. Ugh, what a pain. I hope the webmaster got the Ticket about the problem. I need to change my address!

Go to a library and use a public computer and printer. Print out a form AR-11, fill it out with a pen, and mail it. Allow 4-5 months for the address change to take effect in their records. It takes that long because it is a government agency.

[chyiochan 1]

Library's on strike, but thanks for the input. I suppose I could try 'harder' at obtaining it in paper form to mail it, but just as well the website should have working forms listed. I'll find a way.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Library's on strike, but thanks for the input. I suppose I could try 'harder' at obtaining it in paper form to mail it, but just as well the website should have working forms listed. I'll find a way.

This website has the forms and you apparently have access to it. Try a college library, they will usually allow you to use a computer if you ask politely and they do not go on strike.

[chyiochan 1]

Non, I know the printable forms are listed, I'm talking about the online application. And although the college about 30 minutes from here isn't on strike, it wasn't the base for my problem with the website.