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Buenvino   3

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Hello everyone! 
With everything going on lately, my husband and I started asking ourselves if I had done everything right so I wouldn't get in trouble with immigration and I realized that I never changed the address with USCIS when we moved. I had every intention of doing so but I completely forgot. We are still living in the same city and I already had my residency before we moved, which means I wasn't expecting anything from immigration. We moved a year ago and I’m thinking of making the change today (better late than never) but I wanted to know if there may be consequences for doing it so late. I read online that they can fine you or deport you, but my guess is that would be for people with active cases. Thoughts?

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You should go ahead and change your address via an AR-11.  You can do it online.  Sponsors/petitioners must also report change of address via an I-865 by mail only.  I have not seen a single case of a person having issues due to failure to report change in address....But I would do it immediately.

 

 

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I went many years, also seems it is a 50/50 chance of them updating so no.

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