Moving. Do I need to notify of my new address?

[tigey 10]

I have adjusted from a K-1 and have a Green Card. My wife and I bought a house and are moving soon, Do I need to notify USCBP of my new address?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yes, you must notify USCIS anytime you move. You can do it online with form AR-11.

[nobbie 105]

I have a feeling your wife as the primary sponsor may have to inform them of her change of address as well. Not 100% on this so hopefully someone who is will correct me or confirm.

[Abell 11]

immigrant must notify USCIS about their address changes and now the USC spouse after submitting affidavit of support also must notify USCIS about moving, it is important to notify them when you have open case, however since you already have a GC your current case is closed and they are not going to contact you anytime soon, so should you notify them about moving? it is really up to you at this moment but you will have to do that before starting a new process with them anyway

[Hypnos 6,576]

The immigrant must file an AR-11 within 10 days of moving to a permanent new address. As Harpa said, this can be done online: http://www.uscis.gov/ar-11

Any sponsors that have filed an I-864 for the alien must also notify USCIS if they permanently move to a new address. This cannot be done online, but the sponsor needs to complete an I-865 and mail it within 30 days of moving: http://www.uscis.gov/i-865

[pete_falcone 7]

Also, once you file the AR-11, make sure you get a mailed confirmation that the change successfully took place. We filed an AR-11 after having moved last year, but they kept sending correspondences to my old address. It took an Infopass appointment to explain to them that my address has changed. They said they saw the AR-11, but it somehow didn't register with the system.