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Navyk   78

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Our earliest date to file for ROC is 8/1/2013. And we are moving from existing apartment to another one in the same building in March 2013. I will file AR11 and if I am correct my US citizen husband is also supposed inform his change of address as he filed I-864 for me. Can someone know this for sure confirm please. Thanks.

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01/08/13 - Approved and GC is order for production on 1/8/14

09/12/13 - Case transferred to CSC. NOA2 received on 09/18/13

08/30/13 - Biometrics Done - No walk ins allowed at this LSC (received on 8/16/13).

08/05/13 - NOA1 (received on 08/10/13)

08/01/13 - Mailed I-751 (received on 8/2/13 - check cashed on 8/5/13)

12/28/11 - Received SSN (applied on 12/20/11, as we didn't get based on DS-230 options)
11/28/11 - Received Green Card (Expires on 10/30/13) - Welcome Letter on 11/17/11
10/30/11 - POE - Houston, TX

Chennai Consulate (40 days)
10/28/11 - Received Visa papers and Passport at VFS
10/25/11 - Interview Cleared Successfully (Spouse was not allowed in)

NVC: (90 days from NOA2 to Consulate)
08/31/11 - Case Completed (Interview 10/25/11) - Received at Chennai on 09/19/11
07/22/11 - NVC Case Number

USCIS: (92 days)

6/21/11 - NOA2 (NOA1 on 3/25/11) - took a month to get to NVC
3/21/11 - I-130 sent to USCIS Lockbox, Chicago.

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Deep2009   18

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Only you for ROC (I751), I don't think that your US Citizen husband has to do anything...

UNLESS your husband has some petition pending with USCIS or NVC, he want to do it just in case he want to get the update for those petitions

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catknit   144

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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You, as the immigrant, need to file the AR-11 within 10 days of moving. Follow up on the phone a few days afterward [it's an online form] to confirm that the address changed. On vj you can search and see debates about the AR-11 not working, etc, etc, etc. What you'll find out if you read through all the topics, it appears that USCIS changes your address IF you have a current petition in-house. You will be changing address before having an active petition with USCIS. So, follow up on the phone to be sure the update goes through.

Your husband must also change his address. This is form I-865. Because he is your sponsor, USCIS needs to know if he moved also. He will received a mail confirmation of the change of address rather quickly...

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