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AFZ212   0

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Hi Family

Straight to the point married for 2 yrs received GC for 2 yrs...something Happen 2 weeks ago water damaged our Apt so we had to move some where else different Complex. My question is do I need to notify INS the new address or just do the foward thing and will b fine?

thx!

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When2RNLove   6

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Hi Family

Straight to the point married for 2 yrs received GC for 2 yrs...something Happen 2 weeks ago water damaged our Apt so we had to move some where else different Complex. My question is do I need to notify INS the new address or just do the foward thing and will b fine?

thx!

Definitely do NOT do the mail forwarding thing when it comes to the USCIS. I don't believe Government mail is forwarded. Do it via snail mail and online, and too, check to make sure that it was received and recorded.

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01/05/12 - Mailed I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions.

01/09/12 - Petiton arrived us VSC.

11/15/12 - Wife Received ten year PR Card.

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Bobby+Umit   161

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Turkey
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Hi Family

Straight to the point married for 2 yrs received GC for 2 yrs...something Happen 2 weeks ago water damaged our Apt so we had to move some where else different Complex. My question is do I need to notify INS the new address or just do the foward thing and will b fine?

thx!

If your address changes, not matter how "slight", as in your case, by law you are required to change it with USCIS. (so is the sponsor)

You can do it online, whereas the sponsor has to send in a form.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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JD63   4

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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Definitely do NOT do the mail forwarding thing when it comes to the USCIS. I don't believe Government mail is forwarded. Do it via snail mail and online, and too, check to make sure that it was received and recorded.

Yeah, they won't foward it

AOS Mailed 5-02-2010

NOA1 5-12-2010

Forward CSC 6-06-2010

Biometrics 6-16-2010

AOS Touch 7-10-2010

EAD Approve 7-21-2010

EAD Arrival 7-30-2010

Greencard Approve 9-08-2010

Greencard Arrives 9-15-2010

No Interview

ROC Mailed 6-12-2012

 
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