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Do you really have to informed the USCIS if you change your home address every now and then?

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I was wondering if it is necessary for you to keep informing the USCIS every now and then if you change your residence address? Since I received my Green Card last July of 2007 we've been residing already for two different apartments and I haven't informed them.

My question is that would I be in trouble when I removed my condition for my Green Card next year if I don't informed them about my change of address since then?

Need your response.Thanks and more power!

Sincerely,

Tony & Geraldine

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I-751 Removal of Condition Time line:

06/01/2009--Sent Documents (VSC)

06/04/2009--Delivered @ 3:30pm per USPS website

06/10/2009--Check Cashed

06/13/2009--Received NOA/Extension Letter ( dated 06/05/2009)

06/22/2009--Biometrics Appointment letter received(dated 06/16/2009)

07/07/2009--Original Date for my Biometrics Schedule

07/02/2009--Received Cancellation Notice for my original biometrics appointment

07/16/2009--New Biometrics Schedule Received (dated 06/26/2009)

10/24/2009--Received Letter of Approval, Date of Decision 10/20/2009

11/06/2009--Finally received my 10 year Green Card in the mail

N-400 Application for Naturalization Timeline:

10/22/2011-- Sent Documents ( USCIS Dallas Lockbox Facility)

10/24/2011-- Documents delivered @ 12:05pm per USPS website

10/28/2011-- Check Cashed

10/31/2011-- Received NOA. Priority date 10/24/11

11/03/2011-- Received Biometric Appointment Letter. Scheduled to appear for 11/17/2011

11/17/2011-- Biometrics Completed!

11/28/2011-- Got Text/Email,Placed in line for interview scheduling

11/29/2011-- Got text/email interview scheduled

01/19/2012-- Interview Date, PASSED

02/13/2012-- Got text/email, placed in oath scheduling que

03/28/2012-- Oath Ceremony @ 8:30 AM (I'm so proud to be American)

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Kez/JWolf   6

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I was wondering if it is necessary for you to keep informing the USCIS every now and then if you change your residence address? Since I received my Green Card last July of 2007 we've been residing already for two different apartments and I haven't informed them.

My question is that would I be in trouble when I removed my condition for my Green Card next year if I don't informed them about my change of address since then?

Need your response.Thanks and more power!

Sincerely,

Tony & Geraldine

Yes you need to file form AR-11 within 10 days every time you change address and your sponsor husband/wife need to file form I-865 within 30 days...

You have to do this until you become a Citizen or you leave the US for good.... I would send these forms as soon as you can for your current address...

Kez

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Absolutely - it's part of the agreement when you come here that you have to notify them of address changes. It's in all their literature!!!

It's easy to do, you just have to DO it!!! :) Good luck.

Finally finished with immigration in 2012!

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Thank you very much for your replies.

I will do it ASAP.

TexaswithLove

I-751 Removal of Condition Time line:

06/01/2009--Sent Documents (VSC)

06/04/2009--Delivered @ 3:30pm per USPS website

06/10/2009--Check Cashed

06/13/2009--Received NOA/Extension Letter ( dated 06/05/2009)

06/22/2009--Biometrics Appointment letter received(dated 06/16/2009)

07/07/2009--Original Date for my Biometrics Schedule

07/02/2009--Received Cancellation Notice for my original biometrics appointment

07/16/2009--New Biometrics Schedule Received (dated 06/26/2009)

10/24/2009--Received Letter of Approval, Date of Decision 10/20/2009

11/06/2009--Finally received my 10 year Green Card in the mail

N-400 Application for Naturalization Timeline:

10/22/2011-- Sent Documents ( USCIS Dallas Lockbox Facility)

10/24/2011-- Documents delivered @ 12:05pm per USPS website

10/28/2011-- Check Cashed

10/31/2011-- Received NOA. Priority date 10/24/11

11/03/2011-- Received Biometric Appointment Letter. Scheduled to appear for 11/17/2011

11/17/2011-- Biometrics Completed!

11/28/2011-- Got Text/Email,Placed in line for interview scheduling

11/29/2011-- Got text/email interview scheduled

01/19/2012-- Interview Date, PASSED

02/13/2012-- Got text/email, placed in oath scheduling que

03/28/2012-- Oath Ceremony @ 8:30 AM (I'm so proud to be American)

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I was wondering if it is necessary for you to keep informing the USCIS every now and then if you change your residence address? Since I received my Green Card last July of 2007 we've been residing already for two different apartments and I haven't informed them.

My question is that would I be in trouble when I removed my condition for my Green Card next year if I don't informed them about my change of address since then?

Need your response.Thanks and more power!

Sincerely,

Tony & Geraldine

Yes you need to file form AR-11 within 10 days every time you change address and your sponsor husband/wife need to file form I-865 within 30 days...

You have to do this until you become a Citizen or you leave the US for good.... I would send these forms as soon as you can for your current address...

Kez

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What if we are stationed in a military base overseas? Do we need to report a change of address too? Eversince I moved to Germany, I have not informed them about this. We decided not to since this is not a permanent address for us too...

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What if we are stationed in a military base overseas? Do we need to report a change of address too? Eversince I moved to Germany, I have not informed them about this. We decided not to since this is not a permanent address for us too...

It's safe to assume that you have to report this move as well since the law (INA Sec. 265. [8 U.S.C. 1305]) stipulating this requirement does not make an exception for military bases or temporary moves. Besides, there is a place on the form where you can indicate whether your current move is permanent or temporary (and if temporary, for how long).

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Good point right there! Thanks! I just saw the AR-11 form and never knew about that until now. I appreciate that Scapel!!

What if we are stationed in a military base overseas? Do we need to report a change of address too? Eversince I moved to Germany, I have not informed them about this. We decided not to since this is not a permanent address for us too...

It's safe to assume that you have to report this move as well since the law (INA Sec. 265. [8 U.S.C. 1305]) stipulating this requirement does not make an exception for military bases or temporary moves. Besides, there is a place on the form where you can indicate whether your current move is permanent or temporary (and if temporary, for how long).

[font="Book Antiqua"][size=5]Cathy & Mark[/size]
[size=3][b]K3[/b]- December 2005-May 2006
[b]AOS [/b] - July-December 2006

[i]Lifting of Conditions[/i] (one year in the making!)
Aug. 2008 - sent in I751
Sept. 2008 - first notice
Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb. - ZzZzZzZzZzZzzzZZZzzzz!!!
March 2009 - received I797C form to re-send fingerprint cards ("smudged")
April, May, June, July, August - NADA!
Sept. 1, 2009 - APPROVED!
Sept. 21, 2009 - Card Production!
Oct. 2, 2009 - 10 Year Green Card Received in Mail!
ANYTIME!! WOOHOO! - Eligible to file for U.S. Citizenship (Just taking a short HIATUS from USCIS!)
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