2 quick questions

[rachbel 2]

hi evrybody,

i got RFE, i sent it back to the immigration center mebtionned on the RFE. So how do i know if they got the documents ? the usp shoed that the mail arrived at the immigration center address. Another question, is that am moving soon to another place , when and how do i havve to inform the immigration about my address change? which immigration center do i have to contact or write to?. Thank you.

[edp333 9]

To find out how your RFE is doing I would suggest calling the USCIS 800 number and usung the RFE option. It use to be select option 1, then 5, but has probably changed by now.

Changing your address during the AOS process is not advised. This thread shows the common results and gives suggestions: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=196481

[Otto 83]

The immigrant must inform USCIS within 10 days of moving - you can do so online or by submitting an AR-11. The immigrants sponsor must submit an I-865 within 30 days of moving (only a 'paper' method s available).

[TinTin and Samby 11]

The immigrant must inform USCIS within 10 days of moving - you can do so online or by submitting an AR-11. The immigrants sponsor must submit an I-865 within 30 days of moving (only a 'paper' method s available).

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Not picking on Karin and Otto here, just quoting their post to grab the statement....

This is a statement that is routinely made here at VJ. The reality?......Nobody is going to show up at your doorstep on the 11th day and deport you because you didnt do this. Like all things in this process, I always suggest you process the rules in the SPIRIT in which they were created. Weigh the relative risks and rewards and take the action appropriate for you.

ok...i am awaiting the onslaught of the ever recurring "to carry or not to carry" debate about the greencard......some poeple see black and white, others see grey...always been this way, always will be....

Good luck!

-Samby

[Nicoxcx 1]

I would inform USCIS of my change of address as soon as I could. Especially for recieving mail from them. When my now Husband moved during the K1 process (he is the USC) USCIS would not allow mail from them to be forwarded to his new address, he had to call and change it. the NOA1 got sent back to them and we had no idea about it, not until we called for a completely different reason.

[rachbel 2]

I would inform USCIS of my change of address as soon as I could. Especially for recieving mail from them. When my now Husband moved during the K1 process (he is the USC) USCIS would not allow mail from them to be forwarded to his new address, he had to call and change it. the NOA1 got sent back to them and we had no idea about it, not until we called for a completely different reason.

thank you so much for your answers.