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I was also looking for resources online a few days ago and found this US Citizenship Podcast: QUIA: Citizenship Teacher's Interactive Quizzes It's slightly outdated with the current president question or any name currently in the executive office. But it is useful for everything else

Just an update: For anyone who would be in the same boat as I am. Apparently it takes a few hours for your online submissions and confirmations to be visible to you on the USCIS website. So just wait and don't panic. Your submission will have a green checkmark and an "Address Changed" Status if all went well. Meaning they've accepted it and regard that you have satisfied your Form AR-11 reporting requirements. I was honestly impressed by how fast that was. It is likely that my submission came through very quickly as approved because my change was in the same zipcode/county. So maybe the more proximate your change is, the faster it will go through? Hopefully someone more experienced will correct me if not. I hope this is end of story I will update this topic more if not.

Thank you for the warm welcome! Well I'm glad it's all I could do. I've seen members in topics like this say they've never seen anyone be reprimanded for mistakes like this, but nowadays one just can't help but worry what with current events.

Hello everyone! You probably get so many of these so I'm sorry if this is the thousand'th time. When I changed my address around 6 months ago, I assumed changing it at the DMV (and USPS for that matter) would be sufficient, I thought USCIS and the DMV reciprocated data with each other as I'm not used to how things work over here. I've also told my aunt, who has been an immigrant before, just to make sure I didn't miss anything about the moving procedure. And sure enough, I did. I immediately sent both an online submission of AR-11 several times as I didn't get any email notification of a confirmation, and sent it by mail as well. I made sure to make it priority mail too, with tracking number and a receipt of sending just to be sure I can prove exactly when I sent the form. I am still pretty worried despite acting as soon as I could. Can anyone please inform me what else I should do and if I could get in trouble still?? I'm really doing my best not to worry about it as I think I've done all I can. Edit: I forgot to mention, I'm on a 10-year green card from the diversity visa lottery program.