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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: India
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Hello all,

 

I applied for AOS in May 22 from OH and recently received an RFE. A couple weeks after I moved to GA and filed an AR-11 with the USCIS. Since the RFE notice was sent from Cleveland,OH, I am sending my response to RFE back to OH even though I am now in GA. My question is, even though I have already informed the USCIS of my change of address, would it be wise to include a copy of the AR-11 along with the documents I am sending out to reply to the RFE. I have often heard that sometimes departments within USCIS don't communicate such changes to the responsible officer and I don't want that to result in a denial of my application since my address now is different than the address I filed the AOS application with.

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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7 minutes ago, dmath said:

would it be wise to include a copy of the AR-11 along with the documents I am sending out to reply to the RFE.

Yes.  It certainly won't do any harm.

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