DO i need to submit ar 11 if we move?

[prettynpink 0]

Hi guys and gals..

We got our greencard and we moved to a new place.Do we really have to file ar-11?The previous address is a permanent one.We all have our uscis address listed on my mother in laws home address..Just wondering if it is okay to leave it that way considering its a more permanent one.We are just renting an apartment right now.Can we leave the address as it is until we find a more permanent dwelling place here in the state?

Thanks

[happywifeymom 4]

Hi guys and gals..

We got our greencard and we moved to a new place.Do we really have to file ar-11?The previous address is a permanent one.We all have our uscis address listed on my mother in laws home address..Just wondering if it is okay to leave it that way considering its a more permanent one.We are just renting an apartment right now.Can we leave the address as it is until we find a more permanent dwelling place here in the state?

Thanks

Yes it is a law. You should within 10 days upon moving.

[faryan 4]

Hi guys and gals..

We got our greencard and we moved to a new place.Do we really have to file ar-11?The previous address is a permanent one.We all have our uscis address listed on my mother in laws home address..Just wondering if it is okay to leave it that way considering its a more permanent one.We are just renting an apartment right now.Can we leave the address as it is until we find a more permanent dwelling place here in the state?

Thanks

since your mom in law's home address is a permanent one and you guys can still be contactable at this address, i would think that you dont have to change your address yet. once u found a home that u will stay on more permanently, u can file. (that's what we did anyways, and no problem for getting the mails.)

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thanks happywifey and faryan!God bless.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

The law says you have 10 days to notify USCIS of your move. You file an AR-11 and your husband files an I-865. Remember you will need to provide evidence of 2 years of marriage, including addresses lived in when you Remove Conditions. so yes, you have to notify USCIS of your move. It svcks, but it's the law.

[faryan 4]

The law says you have 10 days to notify USCIS of your move. You file an AR-11 and your husband files an I-865. Remember you will need to provide evidence of 2 years of marriage, including addresses lived in when you Remove Conditions. so yes, you have to notify USCIS of your move. It svcks, but it's the law.

Ahhh, ok, i think it is better that the OP notify USCIS.. We dont want any problem when we remove conditions... thanks

[Chica Yeyé 41]

The law says you have 10 days to notify USCIS of your move. You file an AR-11 and your husband files an I-865. Remember you will need to provide evidence of 2 years of marriage, including addresses lived in when you Remove Conditions. so yes, you have to notify USCIS of your move. It svcks, but it's the law.

Ahhh, ok, i think it is better that the OP notify USCIS.. We dont want any problem when we remove conditions... thanks

I hear you -- better do it

[LA80 3]

Changing address is nothing complicated, well it might get only if you have a pending application, because they keep sending stuff to the old address for some freaky reason.

You can file AR-11 online. Just make sure you print a copy as a proof and have a confirmation number. Your husband cannot file I-865 online, but once he sends the paper version, he should got a NOA a few days later confirming the change. As my hubby says, change of address was one of the easiest things we did with USCIS.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Changing address is nothing complicated, well it might get only if you have a pending application, because they keep sending stuff to the old address for some freaky reason.

You can file AR-11 online. Just make sure you print a copy as a proof and have a confirmation number. Your husband cannot file I-865 online, but once he sends the paper version, he should got a NOA a few days later confirming the change. As my hubby says, change of address was one of the easiest things we did with USCIS.

And always keep copies of it-- and send through registered mail.

[prettynpink 0]

Changing address is nothing complicated, well it might get only if you have a pending application, because they keep sending stuff to the old address for some freaky reason.

You can file AR-11 online. Just make sure you print a copy as a proof and have a confirmation number. Your husband cannot file I-865 online, but once he sends the paper version, he should got a NOA a few days later confirming the change. As my hubby says, change of address was one of the easiest things we did with USCIS.

And always keep copies of it-- and send through registered mail.

Thanks for the info..Please correct me if im wrong.What i understood is that i can file change of address online and my husband(USC) dont need to file anything,is that correct?I have one more pending case,i am waiting for my son's greencard on mail.

Btw,we are renting here and we have a PO box number for this apartment.DO i need to put the po box number instead of the physical address??

thanks again

[featherB 1]

Changing address is nothing complicated, well it might get only if you have a pending application, because they keep sending stuff to the old address for some freaky reason.

You can file AR-11 online. Just make sure you print a copy as a proof and have a confirmation number. Your husband cannot file I-865 online, but once he sends the paper version, he should got a NOA a few days later confirming the change. As my hubby says, change of address was one of the easiest things we did with USCIS.

And always keep copies of it-- and send through registered mail.

Thanks for the info..Please correct me if im wrong.What i understood is that i can file change of address online and my husband(USC) dont need to file anything,is that correct?I have one more pending case,i am waiting for my son's greencard on mail.

Btw,we are renting here and we have a PO box number for this apartment.DO i need to put the po box number instead of the physical address??

thanks again

He needs to file an I-865 - sponsor's change of address form.

[prettynpink 0]

Changing address is nothing complicated, well it might get only if you have a pending application, because they keep sending stuff to the old address for some freaky reason.

You can file AR-11 online. Just make sure you print a copy as a proof and have a confirmation number. Your husband cannot file I-865 online, but once he sends the paper version, he should got a NOA a few days later confirming the change. As my hubby says, change of address was one of the easiest things we did with USCIS.

And always keep copies of it-- and send through registered mail.

Thanks for the info..Please correct me if im wrong.What i understood is that i can file change of address online and my husband(USC) dont need to file anything,is that correct?I have one more pending case,i am waiting for my son's greencard on mail.

Btw,we are renting here and we have a PO box number for this apartment.DO i need to put the po box number instead of the physical address??

thanks again

He needs to file an I-865 - sponsor's change of address form.

Thanks.Can the I 865 be done online too?..god bless

[LA80 3]

I-865 cannot be done online.

Anybody who has ever filed I-864, must file I-865 when he/she changes the address, if I-864 is still in force. US citizens are not required to file AR-11 though.

Maybe the solution could be that you leave your mother-in-law's address as the mailing address? Check out I-865, and you will see that new home address and mailing address may be different. Also, when you file AR-11 online, they will ask if there is a pending case. What happened to me is that they still sent my GC to the old address (mother-in-law as well), although I filed AR-11 (my case was not "pending" since I received decision) and spent 20 minutes on the phone dictating my new address and requesting that they send the card there.

Luckily, mom-in-law loves me and gave me my card back.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Indeed, I-865 cannot be done online. As foir AR-11 online; I had an infopass a couple of weeks back, and the dude in the counter actually told me it was better to submit via regular mail and keep the receipts. Crazy, I tell you