Address Change

[gavin_55 0]

Hi guys, i have my AOS interview May 23rd but im moving April 22nd. The filing addressed i used was my parents in-law so having my mail go there is fine but i dont want to get in any trouble because of it but at the same time i dont want to delay things even further because of the address change.

Is it best to go to the hassle of chaning the address with USCIS and what else do i need to do besides filing AR-11 and then calling the info line?

[chiggins 0]

You'll have to notify them of the address change at some point, as will your spouse - he/she is the sponsor and is also required to notify the USCIS of any change of address. As to whether or not it will delay the application - I guess it is possible, I'm not really sure. Your local office will have your file if your interview is coming up, and the NBC might send for it to change the address. Whether you want to do it now or wait until after the interview is up to you. Personally, if you can still get your mail at your in-laws, then it probably wouldn't matter a whole lot to wait, but I'm unsure of the legal consquences of this.

Edited April 18, 2006 by chiggins

[rebeccajo 14]

I'd be tempted to handle it at the interview....if it wouldn't cause you any trouble that is.

Has anybody else done this?

[David&Erin_Owens 0]

I'd be tempted to handle it at the interview....if it wouldn't cause you any trouble that is.

Has anybody else done this?

We moved twice in the 2 and a half years the process took and we were told both times that we had to do an address change within 10 days of moving. I don't know if that's changed, but that's what they told us when we called. Good Luck!

[CarpetFuzz 0]

We moved and it did delay our process a little (about a month), but that was because we had to change district offices. If that isn't going to be affected, you should be fine.