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Hi guys! It’s that time again. I’m preparing for my Removal of Conditions process (I still have one month to prepare). But I was reading some posts and got a little bit confused? My husband and I moved to a new residence last year and I filed for Change of Address online (for me, the beneficiary) a few months ago. However, I read on here my petitioner still needs to mail a Change of Address? Is it true?

 

Also, is there a way to check if USCIS got my new address? I did get a confirmation online right after filing Change of Address but I wanted to make sure they have it in their system. I don’t want to have problems in the future. Thank you!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Hungary
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He should file I-865. Even joint sponsors are supposed to file this form when moving. AFAIK this form can't be filed online (unlike address change for you, the GC holder), only via mail.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country:
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The sponsor has to notify the USCIS in case of an address change. It is the law. The sponsor will file form I-865 within 10 days. Having said that many applicants filed late without any issue. It is important to mail the form to avoid problems in the future. 

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