Filing I-751 AND moving within days of it?

[jhackett 0]

Hi All!, 

My green Card expires on 12/05, after the 2 year conditional time. We have already gathered al the documents, from financials, photo sessions with family, family portraits, etc ; and we are actually pretty confident on all the amount of evidence we have gathered. But the situation is this: we finally found a new bigger place, and we are moving in on november first. I did not File the I-751 yet because I just got surgery a couple weeks ago, so I wanted to be better before checking all the documents, but now we are moving and we need to file this soon. I tried consulting with USCIS and they told me only my husband needs to file the I-865 form but that If I file my form withing the 10 days of the move, I dont need to file th AR-11 Myself, as the application to remove the conditions will be enough to update the addresses. Do you guys have any advice on how should I procceed? I have the Form filled with the new address and copies of the leases of both places also. 

Thank you guys!

[AstroCanada 206]

3 minutes ago, jhackett said:

Hi All!, 

My green Card expires on 12/05, after the 2 year conditional time. We have already gathered al the documents, from financials, photo sessions with family, family portraits, etc ; and we are actually pretty confident on all the amount of evidence we have gathered. But the situation is this: we finally found a new bigger place, and we are moving in on november first. I did not File the I-751 yet because I just got surgery a couple weeks ago, so I wanted to be better before checking all the documents, but now we are moving and we need to file this soon. I tried consulting with USCIS and they told me only my husband needs to file the I-865 form but that If I file my form withing the 10 days of the move, I dont need to file th AR-11 Myself, as the application to remove the conditions will be enough to update the addresses. Do you guys have any advice on how should I procceed? I have the Form filled with the new address and copies of the leases of both places also. 

Thank you guys!

If I were you, just to be on the safe side, I would file both.  It never hurts to have a proper paper trail for these kinds of things.

[jhackett 0]

44 minutes ago, AstroCanada said:

If I were you, just to be on the safe side, I would file both.  It never hurts to have a proper paper trail for these kinds of things.

what do you think I should do with the addresses though? I wont hae enough time to change all the addresses on everything. Should I include an amendment or an explanation like it, or will the AR-11 take care of it ? 

[Philly2017 35]

1 hour ago, jhackett said:

what do you think I should do with the addresses though? I wont hae enough time to change all the addresses on everything. Should I include an amendment or an explanation like it, or will the AR-11 take care of it ? 

@jhackett If I were you, I would file the AR-11 form online on 11/1 where you get an e-mail confirmation with a reference number regarding you change of address.  On the following day or two, I would mail out the I-751 petition which would indicate the new address on the application form (don’t forget to date the I-751 form with a later date than 11/1/2019). I would also include in the package a copy of the e-mail confirmation from the AR-11 form. Like AstroCanada mentioned, it doesn’t hurt to file the AR-11 as well, just to be on the safe side.  

 

Your husband can file the I-865 form as the sponsor, within 30 days of the change of address.  That won’t really affect the mail communication for your I-751 petition but it has to be on their records.

 

A few days later, contact USCIS at 1-800-375-5283 and ask them if your new address has been updated in all of their systems (USCIS has a few of them).

[Pitaya 2,577]

File your apps, then file a proper change of address with USCIS and USPS. I wouldn't trust the USCIS Customer (Dis)Information Phone Line... 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange