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Naes   12,205

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57 minutes ago, B.F said:

We don't live in the old adress we moved to a new place so we have to notify uscis if the new adress  do you know what I'm saying? 

I do know what you’re saying. However you do not have any petition or application with uscis at this moment. As your I-129f / k1 Or whichever visa you came here with is done.

 

so this is a whole new application. 

 

By sending this, you are informing them of your address. And by writing your address history in the form you are also letting them know what your old address was.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Naes said:

I do know what you’re saying. However you do not have any petition or application with uscis at this moment. As your I-129f / k1 Or whichever visa you came here with is done.

 

so this is a whole new application. 

 

By sending this, you are informing them of your address. And by writing your address history in the form you are also letting them know what your old address was.

 

 

Woah Woah! i asked a simple question and you're making it complicated.. you don't have to judge me and say i don't have any application relax and take a deep breath lol 

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Just now, B.F said:

Woah Woah! i asked a simple question and you're making it complicated.. you don't have to judge me and say i don't have any application relax and take a deep breath lol 

???

 

I answered it simply at first and you didn’t seem to understand that, so I explained it further... 

 

I have no clue why you feel judged by an explanation.

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Either way, if you came with k1, no you don’t need to inform them of an address change  as you are just filing for AOS.

If you have a different status you’re changing it from then it may depend.

 

please fill your visajourney  timeline so you can get more accurate answers.

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3 minutes ago, Naes said:

Either way, if you came with k1, no you don’t need to inform them of an address change  as you are just filing for AOS.

If you have a different status you’re changing it from then it may depend.

 

please fill your visajourney  timeline so you can get more accurate answers.

Your first answer didn't make any sense. No worries thanks anyways

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About to send means you haven’t file AOS, whatever address you put on the file now is THE ADRESS and will be the one that USCIS sending notifications to you later.

Naes was quite right tho. 

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Naes is correct. You do not need to file for a change of address unless you move AFTER you send (file) your AOS.

TIMELINE FOR AOS from B1/B2 visa

 

05/21/2018 – Sent I-485, I-765 and I-131 packets via Fedex (Chicago Lockbox)
05/23/2018 – Packet delivered to USCIS (0 days).
05/29/2018 – Received text/email notification NOA1 (6 days)
06/08/2018 – Received biometrics appointment letter/I-797C hardcopy in mail (16 days). Priority Date on NOA says 06/01/18.

06/18/2018 – Biometrics done (26 days)

06/21/2018 – Case status changed to "Case is Ready to be scheduled for an interview" (29 days)

06/22/2018 – Courtesy letter (reminder to bring I-693 medical report to interview) received in mail (30 days). Letter dated 06/14/18

 

07/10/2018 – Submitted change of address
07/14/2018 – Email from USCIS confirming successful change of address

 

09/15/2018 – Online status changed to "Approved" for I-765
09/17/2018 - Received I-797 (NOA) hardcopy of approved I-765 in mail

09/18/2018 – Online status changed to "New card is being produced" for I-765

09/26/2018 – Received EAD/AP card in mail. No online or text updates received.

 

09/27/2018 – Applied for SSN at SSA (in person)
10/05/2018 – Received SS card in mail

 

06/25/2019 – Received email notification that case status has changed to "Interview was Scheduled" (400 days)

07/03/2019 – Received hardcopy of notice for interview (note: letter was sent to my old address, and was forwarded to my new address)

07/29/2019 – Interview held @ Sacramento office (1045hrs)
07/29/2019 – Case status changed to "Initial Review" (2100hrs)
07/30/2019 – Case status changed to "Card/Document Production" (0100 hrs)
08/01/2019 – Case status changed to "Card was mailed to me"
08/02/2019 – AOS approval notice received in mail

08/02/2019 – Case status changed to "Card was picked up by USPS"
08/05/2019 – Green Card in hand

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