My turn for a question!

[radsr2002 0]

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

[Aussiewoife 0]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

[radsr2002 0]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

[pushbrk 12,877]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

Tell them but if you're smart, you'll make arrangements to continue to pick up mail at the old address if at all possible. A few weeks of inconvenience is better than dealing with a lost card. USCIS is notorious for failing to acknowledge address changes.

[Dakine 26]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

Tell them but if you're smart, you'll make arrangements to continue to pick up mail at the old address if at all possible. A few weeks of inconvenience is better than dealing with a lost card. USCIS is notorious for failing to acknowledge address changes.

pushbrk is correct.

Legally you are supposed to notify USCIS within 10 days of an address change.

I think you can do so online.

Edited November 5, 2007 by Haole

[radsr2002 0]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

Tell them but if you're smart, you'll make arrangements to continue to pick up mail at the old address if at all possible. A few weeks of inconvenience is better than dealing with a lost card. USCIS is notorious for failing to acknowledge address changes.

pushbrk is correct.

Legally you are supposed to notify USCIS within 10 days of an address change.

I think you can do so online.

Thanks guys,

I emailed NVC about the change and filled out the online change on USCIS.

And made arrangements to have the mail box monitored by the neighbor.

[pushbrk 12,877]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

Tell them but if you're smart, you'll make arrangements to continue to pick up mail at the old address if at all possible. A few weeks of inconvenience is better than dealing with a lost card. USCIS is notorious for failing to acknowledge address changes.

pushbrk is correct.

Legally you are supposed to notify USCIS within 10 days of an address change.

I think you can do so online.

Thanks guys,

I emailed NVC about the change and filled out the online change on USCIS.

And made arrangements to have the mail box monitored by the neighbor.

Good but realize you must not put in a change of address order until after you receive all mail you expect from USCIS. If you do, the mail will never make it to the mailbox at all.

[Jigi 0]

Hi,

I think you will have to file AR-11 and I-865 form .... correct me if i am wrong any1.

Jigi

[Roserick 0]

lol.. WoW.. I just happen to have the same issue right now and I just called NVC to ask on what do..

Well the customer rep I spoke to just told me to call them when you have moved to the new address and give them the new address.. All documents will be forwarded to the new address then..

My petition is still in the process, but I was just preparing myself so when they get here we will have a place to stay..

[radsr2002 0]

Tell them! It's important to be completely open. Send in a quick note to the division dealing with change of address, and send an e-mail to the NVC mailing address as well.

Good luck!

My wife is arriving Nov 18 from the phil's.

Problem is this.

This week I am moving into a new house. Do I need to inform USCIS or can she give them the new address when she arrives?

I don't want her greencard getting lost.

Thanks

Rick

LOL I never intended to be dishonest with them!!

Tell them but if you're smart, you'll make arrangements to continue to pick up mail at the old address if at all possible. A few weeks of inconvenience is better than dealing with a lost card. USCIS is notorious for failing to acknowledge address changes.

pushbrk is correct.

Legally you are supposed to notify USCIS within 10 days of an address change.

I think you can do so online.

Thanks guys,

I emailed NVC about the change and filled out the online change on USCIS.

And made arrangements to have the mail box monitored by the neighbor.

Good but realize you must not put in a change of address order until after you receive all mail you expect from USCIS. If you do, the mail will never make it to the mailbox at all.

Yes pushbrk

I had no plans to file a change of addy. Any Gov forms would be puked @ the post office then, as forwarding is not allowed.

Thanks for the info buddy

Rick

[radsr2002 0]

lol.. WoW.. I just happen to have the same issue right now and I just called NVC to ask on what do..

Well the customer rep I spoke to just told me to call them when you have moved to the new address and give them the new address.. All documents will be forwarded to the new address then..

My petition is still in the process, but I was just preparing myself so when they get here we will have a place to stay..

Hi Roserick,

here is the link for changing addy with USCIS

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

The NVC’s e-mail address is NVCINQUIRY@state.gov.

Hope that helps.

NVC did reply and let me know it was ok to change my addy by email with them.

Rick

[Roserick 0]

lol.. WoW.. I just happen to have the same issue right now and I just called NVC to ask on what do..

Well the customer rep I spoke to just told me to call them when you have moved to the new address and give them the new address.. All documents will be forwarded to the new address then..

My petition is still in the process, but I was just preparing myself so when they get here we will have a place to stay..

Hi Roserick,

here is the link for changing addy with USCIS

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

The NVC’s e-mail address is NVCINQUIRY@state.gov.

Hope that helps.

NVC did reply and let me know it was ok to change my addy by email with them.

Rick

Do I have to do this now, or after I move to the new place? Cause I am moving to my new place next month..

[RandyandRina 2]

Do I have to do this now, or after I move to the new place? Cause I am moving to my new place next month..

I suggest to do it right after your DS230 has been submitted.

[Roserick 0]

I suggest to do it right after your DS230 has been submitted.

I just wish I get my go signal for the DS230 before I move..

[radsr2002 0]

Well, surprise surprise, USCIS sentme a letter yesterday confirming the address change.

Said all records updated.

6 days. Must be a record for them....LOL