Forgot to update address on evidence?

[jvr94 28]

Hey guys,

 

So we’re currently working on gathering all the documents and evidences for my I-751 but I have a concern I need clarification on.

 

I recieved my conditional green card in March 2021. We moved in in our apartment on February 2021 and we have lived in my spouse’s parent’s home before moving in to our own place. I have a lot of evidence to provide(lease, banks statements, bills, etc) using our current address but for other evidences, like our car insurance, we completely forgot to change the address right away and it wasnt changed till late last year so some statements have our old address.

 

I guess my questions would be:

1. Is it okay to keep those evidences and submit it anyway? Maybe add a copy of our old licenses with the old address and include an explanation that we didn’t get to update the address right away?

 

2. Should I add that said previous address on Question 22 of the I-751 “Have you resided at any other address since you became a permanent resident”? I’m really doubting on this one since we’re already in our new place since I got my green card.

 

3. Or should I just ignore those evidences with old address and settle with all the other evidences?

 

It’s really hard doing all these without a lawyer/professional to work with so I would really appreciate all your suggestions and thoughts on these! 

[Rocio0010 5,580]

1. Yes, because the evidence you submit must be from start of by marriage. 
2. No.  But I’m assuming you submitted your AOS package before you got approved, and you had your old address. Did you file AR-11? 
3. No, you can still use them with a short note explaining why they have the old address.

 

And update address on all your bills/ services asap.

[jvr94 28]

5 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

1. Yes, because the evidence you submit must be from start of by marriage. 
2. No.  But I’m assuming you submitted your AOS package before you got approved, and you had your old address. Did you file AR-11? 
3. No, you can still use them with a short note explaining why they have the old address.

 

And update address on all your bills/ services asap.

Great, thank you! All of our bills were updated since the beginning.

 

I didnt file AR-11 but our address was updated on the spot when we had our AOS interview. Thank you!

Edited January 15, 2023 by juliiev

[Crazy Cat 41,984]

10 hours ago, juliiev said:

Hey guys,

 

So we’re currently working on gathering all the documents and evidences for my I-751 but I have a concern I need clarification on.

 

I recieved my conditional green card in March 2021. We moved in in our apartment on February 2021 and we have lived in my spouse’s parent’s home before moving in to our own place. I have a lot of evidence to provide(lease, banks statements, bills, etc) using our current address but for other evidences, like our car insurance, we completely forgot to change the address right away and it wasnt changed till late last year so some statements have our old address.

 

I guess my questions would be:

1. Is it okay to keep those evidences and submit it anyway? Maybe add a copy of our old licenses with the old address and include an explanation that we didn’t get to update the address right away?

 

2. Should I add that said previous address on Question 22 of the I-751 “Have you resided at any other address since you became a permanent resident”? I’m really doubting on this one since we’re already in our new place since I got my green card.

 

3. Or should I just ignore those evidences with old address and settle with all the other evidences?

 

It’s really hard doing all these without a lawyer/professional to work with so I would really appreciate all your suggestions and thoughts on these! 

The key is to have evidence showing both names at the same address.  Evidence from old addresses is fine.