Judah Avery

I am a US citizen and my wife and I have been married for almost three years. Her green card expires in October, 2023, and we are getting ready to file for her Removal of Conditions green card. As we were preparing the forms, we realized that we had not notified USCIS of our change of address since we had moved twice over a year ago. We have forwarded mail, but we forgot to notify USCIS within 10 days of moving. We first moved to an apartment on my parents property across town for a while, and then purchased and moved once again across town to a new address where we reside now. should we file a AR-11 now? And should we send anything along with the form?

I applied for a fiancé visa for my now wife and then after we were married applied for her green card. Since then I have had a few friends ask me and my wife for help navigating the visa and green card process, and we have always been happy to help. I have some friends who recently came to me, requesting help with some of their documents. They had their documentation filed by an attorney who was hired by the organization who sponsored them. They are not connected with the organization or the attorney who originally filled everything for them, and they can’t afford another attorney. They have a pending I-765, but USCIS sent them a request for evidence. Apparently whoever filed the I-765 left question 30 blank. (Have you EVER been arrested for and/ or convicted of any crime?) They need to find out information from USCIS with regard to this and to set up an account with USCIS, and they wanted me to help them make a call to USCIS because they don’t speak very good English. If I am with them, can i help them with contacting USCIS as a third party friend?