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v333k   59

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yes, you can.

It is the same link that the LPR uses to change address when filing AR-11.

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

When you click on change of address, then accept the terms and agreement, then you have two links, for US citizens and for LPRs.

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rebecchina   0

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Anyone know if I can file an I-865 change of address form for a sponsor online?

I think I've figured out that I can't file the 865 online, I have to send it, but I do have one more question:

I filed an AR-11 online for my husband for his change of address (he's the non-USC), but I didn't follow the second step after the Signature part where I have to fill out an additional online form if our case is pending (which it is), because I didn't have access to our receipt number at the time.

Can I just re-do the AR-11 and then do the second step or will there be a problem with filling out the form again?

Also, I'd like some feedback on our current situation: due to a change of job/economic circumstances, we will be residing at separate addresses for 3 months, then my husband will join me at our new home. I'm worried that because we are filing change of address forms with 2 different addresses, this will be a red flag for USCIS. What are others' experiences with this? I just figured I shouldn't try and hide information from them. BTW, his temp address is in CA and mine is in NY so it may be quite obvious that we're living apart temporarily.

I wish the timing had been better and that we weren't in the middle of the ROC process...

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rebecchina   0

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yes, you can.

It is the same link that the LPR uses to change address when filing AR-11.

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

When you click on change of address, then accept the terms and agreement, then you have two links, for US citizens and for LPRs.

HTH

The thing is, there is a different link to fill out an I-865, which isn't the same as a change of address or AR-11. I'm pretty sure I have to send the I-865 in, and that the AR-11 is just for my husband. Am I wrong? Or do I have to change my address online and send in the 865?

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The thing is, there is a different link to fill out an I-865, which isn't the same as a change of address or AR-11. I'm pretty sure I have to send the I-865 in, and that the AR-11 is just for my husband. Am I wrong? Or do I have to change my address online and send in the 865?

Currently they make sponsors send in the I-865, but I think they are working on making it an online service too. So hopefully that will get up and running soon... But of course it has to happen after I send in the I-865 as a sponsor...

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