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My husband got a new job with the government and we will be moving accross the country sometime in March i believe (the date is still to be determined). I understand that I have to file form AR-11 to change my address since i'm only a PR. However, I will have to file for ROC this coming July. Are they quick with the change of address? I'm afraid somehow I will mess things up by changing my address shortly before ROC. Any advice is appreciated. happy.png

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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You must change your address within 10 days of moving. The petitioner (any and all) must update their address within 30 days with an I-865

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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victorian221b   12

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The change of address can be done online so it's an immediate change. You will get a letter from USCIS stating that they have rec'd your change of address request. This usually happens about a week or so after you send it through online.

Once you do that make sure you have supporting evidences at the new address. I changed mine during the process of ROC (i.e. after I submitted my application).

Good luck.

My husband got a new job with the government and we will be moving accross the country sometime in March i believe (the date is still to be determined). I understand that I have to file form AR-11 to change my address since i'm only a PR. However, I will have to file for ROC this coming July. Are they quick with the change of address? I'm afraid somehow I will mess things up by changing my address shortly before ROC. Any advice is appreciated. happy.png

ROC Journey:

4/24/13 - Submitted I-751 application

4/26/13 - I-751 officially filed

6/11/13 - Biometrics done

8/14/13 - Rec'd RFE

9/21/13 - Submitted RFE response

9/23/13 - RFE response rec'd at VSC

(about 2 months later)

11/21/13 - Service request via Tier 1 submitted

12/11/13 - Response to service request rec'd - vague info about processing times

12/12/13 - Service request via Tier 2 submitted

12/10/13 - APPROVED!!! (letter rec'd 12/14/13)

12/16/13 - 2nd Service request response rec'd

12/17/13 - Card production email/text rec'd (online case updated)!

12/24/13 - Notification rec'd via email regarding card mailed on 12/23/13 (online case updated as well)

12/26/13 - 10-yr card rec'd!

One thing I have learned on this journey:

There is no such thing as an "overkill" evidence package. Submit anything and everything you can. Who knows what will prevent you from getting an RFE.

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