USCIS Introduces Change of Address Online Service

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Jan 12, 2007 ~ U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is launching a new web-based service allowing USCIS customers to submit change of address information online.

Customers who have an application and/or petition which have been filed with USCIS but has not yet been decided (also known as a 'pending' case) should notify USCIS of an address change as soon as possible after moving.

The law requires nearly all non-U.S. Citizens to report a change of address within 10 days of moving by completing a Form AR-11. Abiding by these legal requirements and completing the necessary forms does not update an address on any applications or petitions pending with USCIS. Non-citizens with pending cases must do both.

Most customers can now notify USCIS to change their address on a pending case online here on our website. Non-citizens can also now complete the Form AR-11 online here on our website.

If you choose to change your address online using our Online Change of Address Notification tool, you will need to have some information available. Please have the following information available before you begin:

Your receipt notice or other notice we sent you showing your receipt number (if you have a pending case with USCIS).

• Your new address
  
• Your old address
  
• If you have filed a petition for a family member, please have the names and biographical information for that person.
  
• When you last entered the United States (if you cannot remember this information please fill in an approximate date)
  
• Where you last entered the United States (through what port of entry you entered - whether by land, sea or air)
  

See,

https://egov.immigration.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/OnlineCoA.pdf

[Almi and Randy 0]

Jan 12, 2007 ~ U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is launching a new web-based service allowing USCIS customers to submit change of address information online.

Customers who have an application and/or petition which have been filed with USCIS but has not yet been decided (also known as a 'pending' case) should notify USCIS of an address change as soon as possible after moving.

The law requires nearly all non-U.S. Citizens to report a change of address within 10 days of moving by completing a Form AR-11. Abiding by these legal requirements and completing the necessary forms does not update an address on any applications or petitions pending with USCIS. Non-citizens with pending cases must do both.

Most customers can now notify USCIS to change their address on a pending case online here on our website. Non-citizens can also now complete the Form AR-11 online here on our website.

If you choose to change your address online using our Online Change of Address Notification tool, you will need to have some information available. Please have the following information available before you begin:

Your receipt notice or other notice we sent you showing your receipt number (if you have a pending case with USCIS).

• Your new address
  
• Your old address
  
• If you have filed a petition for a family member, please have the names and biographical information for that person.
  
• When you last entered the United States (if you cannot remember this information please fill in an approximate date)
  
• Where you last entered the United States (through what port of entry you entered - whether by land, sea or air)
  

See,

https://egov.immigration.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/OnlineCoA.pdf

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Thanks for the information.

[texas_bunny 0]

There is a question on the Change of Status Form- AR-11, where it asks for your Port of Entry and Date.

Are they referring to the date when you first came into the US or your most recent entry into the US? I went on vacation in April outisde the US, so I was wondering if I have to put that date or the date of my first entry into the US.

I called USCIS are they are useless.

Thanks

[Marilyn. 340]

There is a question on the Change of Status Form- AR-11, where it asks for your Port of Entry and Date.

Are they referring to the date when you first came into the US or your most recent entry into the US? I went on vacation in April outisde the US, so I was wondering if I have to put that date or the date of my first entry into the US.

I called USCIS are they are useless.

Thanks

it does say, last entry into the US... which to me means your most recent entry..

[~krakatoa~ 27]

Thanks for the info.

[Moto-zutto 0]

There is a question on the Change of Status Form- AR-11, where it asks for your Port of Entry and Date.

Are they referring to the date when you first came into the US or your most recent entry into the US? I went on vacation in April outisde the US, so I was wondering if I have to put that date or the date of my first entry into the US.

I called USCIS are they are useless.

Thanks

the date you entered the U.S. on your visa.

[Marilyn. 340]

There is a question on the Change of Status Form- AR-11, where it asks for your Port of Entry and Date.

Are they referring to the date when you first came into the US or your most recent entry into the US? I went on vacation in April outisde the US, so I was wondering if I have to put that date or the date of my first entry into the US.

I called USCIS are they are useless.

Thanks

the date you entered the U.S. on your visa.

on the form it says "Last entry into the US"

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa.cr.Residence