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TedsGirl   193

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Both my husband (USC) and I had already informed USCIS of our address change in March of this year. We both received notification of change of address to our new State, yet they have sent the notification of reminder for me to file my ROC to our last address. Fortunately we have not yet sold that house and are still in between States. Long story that I refuse to bore you with!

 

My question is since I will be filing in the new year, should I not be concerned as my forms will have the current address that we are at even though we still have ties to the old? I will have all the relevant documents and IDs that reflect the move to the new State. Sorry for the long windedness of my query😳

 

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Crazy Cat   41,919

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By placing your new address on the I-751, you should be fine.  In addition, any correspondence between you and USCIS will also be accessible and printable via your online USCIS account after you add the I-751 case.  The only original document you will need is the 48 month extension letter.

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