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Hi All,

Do we need to inform or do we need to change our address with USCIS if we move to a different place. I got my green card in SEP 2006 and ever since we have moved to two different places. Plus i am going to apply for the lifting of the conditions in june 2008 and this change of address thing came to my mind. since now i have moved to two different places what should i do now? should i give my most current address to USCIS? if yes, then how can i do that?

My second Q is that i have changed my SS Card after getting my green card. should i do it ASAP? am i too late for this?. its just that i have been a lazy bum :S

Thanks for nay help in advance.

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Date Filed : June 9, 2009

NOA Date : June 18, 2009

Bio. Appt. : July 22, 2009

Interview : Sept 22, 2009 *Approved*

Oath : Sept 30, 2009

Applied Passport : Sept 30. 2009

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yes, you need to inform the USCIS of every move you make... since it is too late to inform them of your previous move I wouldn't worry about it... I would send off a change of address now though and include your new address on the lifting of conditions form...

you need to fill out the AR-11 which you can do online now...

AR-11 - Online Change of Adress

and you also need to fill out the I-865, this one is for your sponsor to fill out which I am assuming is your spouse... this one you have to fill in and mail...

I-865 - Sponsor's Notice of Change of Address

How Do I change My Address

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yes, you need to inform the USCIS of every move you make... since it is too late to inform them of your previous move I wouldn't worry about it... I would send off a change of address now though and include your new address on the lifting of conditions form...

you need to fill out the AR-11 which you can do online now...

AR-11 - Online Change of Adress

and you also need to fill out the I-865, this one is for your sponsor to fill out which I am assuming is your spouse... this one you have to fill in and mail...

I-865 - Sponsor's Notice of Change of Address

How Do I change My Address

Thank you very much MarilynP , My sponsor was a close family relative. so in this case, i guess i just need to fill the AR--11 form. am i right??

Could any body please answer my second question regarding SS card. I still have that SS card stating something like "able to work with work authorization"..Do i need to change that before i file for removing of conditions.

N400

Date Filed : June 9, 2009

NOA Date : June 18, 2009

Bio. Appt. : July 22, 2009

Interview : Sept 22, 2009 *Approved*

Oath : Sept 30, 2009

Applied Passport : Sept 30. 2009

Received passport: Oct 07, 2009

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If you are removing conditions based on marriage, then your spouse is your sponsor. They have to file an I-865 every time both of you move.

08/28/2004 Engaged

09/22/2004 I-129F submitted

10/01/2004 I-129F Approved

12/15/2004 K1 Issued

12/30/2004 Arrival in US

02/19/2005 Married

01/30/2006 Conditional Green Card Approved

01/15/2008 Conditions Removed and 10 Year Card Issued

03/28/2009 N-400 mailed to Lockbox

07/17/2009 Interview Denver USCIS office RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL

08/28/2009 Naturalization Ceremony - US District Court - Denver, Colorado[/b][/u]

09/04/2009 Applied for passport

09/22/2009 Passport approved and mailed

09/24/2009 Passport received

08/26/2009 Naturalization Certificate and Name Change Petition arrive back from State Department

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yes, you need to inform the USCIS of every move you make... since it is too late to inform them of your previous move I wouldn't worry about it... I would send off a change of address now though and include your new address on the lifting of conditions form...

you need to fill out the AR-11 which you can do online now...

AR-11 - Online Change of Adress

and you also need to fill out the I-865, this one is for your sponsor to fill out which I am assuming is your spouse... this one you have to fill in and mail...

I-865 - Sponsor's Notice of Change of Address

How Do I change My Address

Thank you very much MarilynP , My sponsor was a close family relative. so in this case, i guess i just need to fill the AR--11 form. am i right??

Could any body please answer my second question regarding SS card. I still have that SS card stating something like "able to work with work authorization"..Do i need to change that before i file for removing of conditions.

I don't think so.... the SS card doesn't really come into play when you remove conditions...

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If you are removing conditions based on marriage, then your spouse is your sponsor. They have to file an I-865 every time both of you move.

thanks for the reply jsnearline, yes i will be fling for removing conditions based on marriage. so my husband is my sponsor?..actually i am confusing it with the fact that at the time of filing k3 and then AOS my husband didn't has job , so we took help form a family relative to sponsor financially. so could u plz confirm that my husband also needs to fill in !-865.

i would really appreciate ur help :)

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Date Filed : June 9, 2009

NOA Date : June 18, 2009

Bio. Appt. : July 22, 2009

Interview : Sept 22, 2009 *Approved*

Oath : Sept 30, 2009

Applied Passport : Sept 30. 2009

Received passport: Oct 07, 2009

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