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I sent my AR-11 off about 10 day’s ago. How can I verify that the USCIS has changed my address? Is there a number that I can call? Will they send a letter notifying me that they updated my address? It’s not possible for us to get an Infopass appointment, we live about 6 hours away from the closest office.

Sep. 19-06 send AOS papers

Oct. 02-06 received NOS of papers

Oct. 02-06 received Biometric appointment letter

Oct. 11-06 Biometric appointment

Oct. 12-06 RFE for I-485

Dec. 05-06 USCIS recived RFE package

Dec. 15-06 Recived Email EAD approved.

Dec. 21-06 Recived EAD card in mail

Jan. 05-07 send AR-11 to HLS

Feb. 12-07 Recived SS card in mail

Mar. 09-07 Recived USCIS updat notification on change of address (at new address)

Aug. 01-07 Interview date

Aug. 01-07 Interview in Memphis. Approved

Aug. 12-07 Conditional GC in mail

May 01 -2009 Start of Removing Conditon of Residancy send I-751 off

May. 04-09 I-751 package deliverd at USCIS Vermont

May. 16-09 NOA for I-751

May. 29-09 recived Biometric appointment letter

Jun. 09-09 Biometric Appointment

Oct. 13-09 Letter arrived. Approved

Oct. 26-09 10 Year GC in mail

May 04 - 2010 Start of Natruralization process sent N-400

May 06 - 10 N-400 delivered to Uscis Texas

May 18 - 10 recived NOA

Jun. 14 - 10 Biometric appointment

Aug. 11 - 10 Interview appointment

Spt. 29 - 10 Oath letter asrrived

Oct. 21- 10 I AM AN AMERICAN CITIZEN

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AR11 does not update any pending applications.... you need to call the 0800 and tell them your new address also you can write to your local office sending a copy of your AR11 and requesting they update your address and forward any papers to your new local office.... also send a copy of the letter and AR11 to your new office asking them to update your address and request your papers be transfered from your old office..... next make sure your last name is on the mailbox and also make sure you have informed your new mail person that you are living at your new address and are expecting mail from USCIS...

Do all the above and you should get through the address change nightmare with out to much hassle...

Kez

 
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