Keeping the apt not to change the address

[nyc 0]

hello,

My EAD has just beed approved so we're expecting the interview date

for May/June. We're thinking about moving.

Can we not tell about the address change until our interview?

Can we say that I will join my husband a month or so later

and that's why I'm staying at our old address?

We just don't want the case to take more time because of the change of address...

He had to sign on the Affidavit that he'll notify

about the address change within 10 days though...

We do have a sponsor, who signed the same thing and he's not moving.

Thanks,

Anna

[Autumnal 25]

Hmm... I can see the frustration in the situation, and really I think it's up to how comfortable you are with the question. If you're moving literally a week or three before actually having the interview it might not make a difference?

[hcj 0]

Will you still be able to get your mail at the old place? The notices (including your interview notice) are not supposed to be forwarded -- usually it says that on the envelope.

[nyc 0]

Will you still be able to get your mail at the old place? The notices (including your interview notice) are not supposed to be forwarded -- usually it says that on the envelope.

Yes, it'll be possible to get our mail from the old place.

[must-b-dreaming 0]

Can we say that I will join my husband a month or so later

and that's why I'm staying at our old address?

When I read your post it made me think. The fact that you would be living seperate at different places for a month might cause some suspisions? or maybe not? That's just my opinion. I don't mean to cause you more worries.

[chiggins 0]

Will both your names be on the lease/morgage of your new place? If so, I wouldn't see any reason why it would cause a problem - I don't think its that uncommon for a spouse to move before the rest of the family in order to start a new job.

I also don't think it would be a big issue if he didn't change his address for the affidavit until you both move out of your old place if he still receives mail there. You could argue that his current living arrangement is only temporary, therefor there would be no need to register the change of address.

Edited March 13, 2006 by chiggins