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sherywhite   0

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Dear Visa Journey members,

I am very concerned as to what to do. I have moved into the US with my husband about 14 months ago. WE are going to file for removing of conditions this August. My concern is that we moved into an apartment about a month after we came to the US. My husband went online to do change of address for me. I remember he had a lot of difficulty doing it and it wouldn't submit for a long time, then he said he did it. we never printed a confirmation page or got an e-mail or a letter abut i. he the sponser filed by mail and got a receipt. he says he doesn't remember whether there was a confirmation on the screen or not. I was very busy with a crying baby that day and never saw what he did. I am very concerned now. I don't know whether it has been submitted or not. should i do it again or will this complicate matters? please advise. thanks!

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Deema & Wayne Collaborator

Deema & Wayne   28

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I wouldn't worry, I changed my address after I got my 2 year green card and never got a confirmation in the mail but my husband (the USC) did get a confirmation.

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Adjustment of Status

AOS packet sent - 08/24/2011
AOS packet received - 08/31/2011
Checks cashed - 09/01/2011
NOA received - 09/6/2011
Biometrics appointment - 09/19/2011 - Done
RFE received - tax returns 2010 and original birth certificate - 9/19/2011
RFE sent 09/28/2011
EAD Card Production 10/20/2011
EAD Received 10/29/2011
Interview letter received 11/1/2011 Interview on 12/5/2011
Applied for SSN - will receive in 2 weeks
SSN Received
Interview - APPROVED!!! (Thank Allah)
Green card in hand 12/12/2011

Lifting Conditions

I-751 sent - 09/05/13

I-751 received - 09/06/13

Check cashed - 09/11/13

NOA received - 09/12/13

Biometrics Notice received - 09/19/13

Biometrics Done - 10/07/13

Case transferred to CSC - 10/08/13

Card Production Notice - 1/22/14

Card in Hand - 1/29/14 (Thank Allah)

Naturalization

N-400 sent - 12/29/14

Received - 12/31/14

Check Cashed - 1/7/15

NOA Received- 1/12/15

Biometrics - 1/29/15

Interview Done - Passed!

Citizen!

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Deema & Wayne Collaborator

Deema & Wayne   28

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No I didn't the first time, the second time I did it over the phone so they sent a summary of the call that I requested to change it that was it

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Adjustment of Status

AOS packet sent - 08/24/2011
AOS packet received - 08/31/2011
Checks cashed - 09/01/2011
NOA received - 09/6/2011
Biometrics appointment - 09/19/2011 - Done
RFE received - tax returns 2010 and original birth certificate - 9/19/2011
RFE sent 09/28/2011
EAD Card Production 10/20/2011
EAD Received 10/29/2011
Interview letter received 11/1/2011 Interview on 12/5/2011
Applied for SSN - will receive in 2 weeks
SSN Received
Interview - APPROVED!!! (Thank Allah)
Green card in hand 12/12/2011

Lifting Conditions

I-751 sent - 09/05/13

I-751 received - 09/06/13

Check cashed - 09/11/13

NOA received - 09/12/13

Biometrics Notice received - 09/19/13

Biometrics Done - 10/07/13

Case transferred to CSC - 10/08/13

Card Production Notice - 1/22/14

Card in Hand - 1/29/14 (Thank Allah)

Naturalization

N-400 sent - 12/29/14

Received - 12/31/14

Check Cashed - 1/7/15

NOA Received- 1/12/15

Biometrics - 1/29/15

Interview Done - Passed!

Citizen!

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faracko1 Newbie

faracko1   0

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I didn't get email confirmation but a confirmation page (with an option to print it ) at the end of the process

So If I understand i dont have to let them know that i moved since I received my conditional

now i have to file for i751 and i moved to another State

what do i have to do?

thanks in advance

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Deema & Wayne Collaborator

Deema & Wayne   28

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No you have to let them know every time you move and so does your husband. You MUST do that within 10 days.

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event.png

Adjustment of Status

AOS packet sent - 08/24/2011
AOS packet received - 08/31/2011
Checks cashed - 09/01/2011
NOA received - 09/6/2011
Biometrics appointment - 09/19/2011 - Done
RFE received - tax returns 2010 and original birth certificate - 9/19/2011
RFE sent 09/28/2011
EAD Card Production 10/20/2011
EAD Received 10/29/2011
Interview letter received 11/1/2011 Interview on 12/5/2011
Applied for SSN - will receive in 2 weeks
SSN Received
Interview - APPROVED!!! (Thank Allah)
Green card in hand 12/12/2011

Lifting Conditions

I-751 sent - 09/05/13

I-751 received - 09/06/13

Check cashed - 09/11/13

NOA received - 09/12/13

Biometrics Notice received - 09/19/13

Biometrics Done - 10/07/13

Case transferred to CSC - 10/08/13

Card Production Notice - 1/22/14

Card in Hand - 1/29/14 (Thank Allah)

Naturalization

N-400 sent - 12/29/14

Received - 12/31/14

Check Cashed - 1/7/15

NOA Received- 1/12/15

Biometrics - 1/29/15

Interview Done - Passed!

Citizen!

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EmigratingSwede   16

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We filed online. My USC wife got a letter, but I did not. I did get a confirmation on screen, but the letter telling me to file I-751 was still sent to my old address...

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lasko12   9

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So If I understand i dont have to let them know that i moved since I received my conditional

now i have to file for i751 and i moved to another State

what do i have to do?

thanks in advance

Permanent residents or other categories (generally non- US citizen) are required to notify UCIS within 10 days if they move. This is stated on the top of this page:

http://www.uscis.gov/addresschange

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lasko12   9

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We filed online. My USC wife got a letter, but I did not. I did get a confirmation on screen, but the letter telling me to file I-751 was still sent to my old address...

you also need to update your address with the pending petition (there is an option in change of address). Sometimes, to be sure, you can also call them and have a representative update all of pending petitions for you.

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