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Carol and Bruno   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Brazil
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My husband has moved several times, but I have not updated those addresses with USCIS. We are no longer together, but not divorced. He will go for citizenship on his own after 5 years. Should I submit all of the past addresses to USCIS or is it sufficient to just submit his current address?

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Our K-1 Timeline

01/12/08: Attorney mailed petition to CSC

01/22/08: NOA1

05/27/08: NOA2

06/03/08: NVC received

06/04/08: NVC forwarded to Rio de Janeiro consulate

06/09/08: Consulate received

06/23/08: Packet 3 sent

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09/12/08: POE (Washington DC)

09/25/08: Applied for Social Security card

10/06/08: Social Security card received

11/12/08: Marriage!!

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03/21/09: Mailed AOS docs to Chicago

03/23/09: AOS packet received in Chicago

03/31/09: NOA1

04/03/09: NOA1 Received (His Birthday!!)

04/17/09: Received notice that our case was transferred to CSC on 4/13/09

04/17/09: My case has been entered into the USCIS system!!

04/23/09: Biometrics appointment

05/11/09: AP approved

05/12/09: Case arrived at CSC for further processing

05/13/09: EAD approved

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05/15/09: EAD card received

06/25/09: Card production ordered

07/06/09: Approval notice sent

07/06/09: Card Received!!!

Removal of Conditions

03/23/11: Will mail I-751

Citizenship

03/23/12: Will mail N-400

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Jamaican Luv   13

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I know that you have to send in a address change. I think you can get in trouble for that as well. I think you should,give them new,info asap. You have a certain amount of,time to update it.so be on the safe side and update it.

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N M   96

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As the non-USC, it is your husband's responsibility to file the AR-11. It's not for you to do it for him.

He should certainly tell them of his current address, using an AR-11. But he might want to advise USCIS of previous addresses in a letter. Filling out numerous, separate AR-11s now, for all the previous addresses could just cause confusion.

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JB007   4

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I'm also confused about this. I have moved three times since I became a PR and did not inform USCIS - just sent my N-400 form yesterday. Is it to late to make the change? (my package hasn't been received yet)

Should this be enough or will I get into trouble for it? :(

[Timeline]

10/13/2012 -> N-400 filed

10/19/2012 -> Check cashed

10/22/2012 -> NOA #1 letter received

10/25/2012 -> NOA #2 letter received

11/15/2012 -> Biometrics appointment

11/19/2012 -> Placed in line for interview

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JB007   4

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Please disregard and sorry for hijacking the thread. A family member did the change of address on my behalf when we moved. Phew! :)

[Timeline]

10/13/2012 -> N-400 filed

10/19/2012 -> Check cashed

10/22/2012 -> NOA #1 letter received

10/25/2012 -> NOA #2 letter received

11/15/2012 -> Biometrics appointment

11/19/2012 -> Placed in line for interview

01/03/2013 -> Interview letter

02/12/2013 -> Interview passed

02/12/2013 -> Oath ceremony

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Carol and Bruno   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Brazil
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As the non-USC, it is your husband's responsibility to file the AR-11. It's not for you to do it for him.

He should certainly tell them of his current address, using an AR-11. But he might want to advise USCIS of previous addresses in a letter. Filling out numerous, separate AR-11s now, for all the previous addresses could just cause confusion.

Thanks for the reply. I know it's his responsibility, but he has no idea he's suppose to do this as I've been doing it since he arrived. I will update his current address.

Our K-1 Timeline

01/12/08: Attorney mailed petition to CSC

01/22/08: NOA1

05/27/08: NOA2

06/03/08: NVC received

06/04/08: NVC forwarded to Rio de Janeiro consulate

06/09/08: Consulate received

06/23/08: Packet 3 sent

08/19/08: Interview!! (Approved!!)

08/27/08: Visa in hand

09/12/08: POE (Washington DC)

09/25/08: Applied for Social Security card

10/06/08: Social Security card received

11/12/08: Marriage!!

AOS Timeline

03/21/09: Mailed AOS docs to Chicago

03/23/09: AOS packet received in Chicago

03/31/09: NOA1

04/03/09: NOA1 Received (His Birthday!!)

04/17/09: Received notice that our case was transferred to CSC on 4/13/09

04/17/09: My case has been entered into the USCIS system!!

04/23/09: Biometrics appointment

05/11/09: AP approved

05/12/09: Case arrived at CSC for further processing

05/13/09: EAD approved

05/13/09: AOS Touched

05/14/09: AP received

05/15/09: EAD card received

06/25/09: Card production ordered

07/06/09: Approval notice sent

07/06/09: Card Received!!!

Removal of Conditions

03/23/11: Will mail I-751

Citizenship

03/23/12: Will mail N-400

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