I-751 Pending and Moving + Tax Returns

[hihello 4]

Hi guyz ..!!

I have two questions.

The first one is my I-751 is pending. I just recieved NOA like 2 days before. My question is i have seen usually people in VSC approve in 5 months and We are planning to move now, what if i move while my case is pending would it be a negative impact on my case ? like you know when you apply for this case you have to prove that you have been living with your partner and if you move would they think that now you are living seprately ? I mean any negative impact ?

And 2nd question is when i sent my package i included joint tax returns of past two years, those were the copies from the e-file. Are they good ?

Coz i went through a thread and people were talking about the transcripts. Those copies are good or the transcripts ? So now i have sent the e-file copies can i get a REF to send tax transcripts or i'm fine ?

Please suggest ..!!

[Inky 1,110]

If you are moving, the green card holder and the petitioner (USC) will file a change of address within 10 days after you move to your new home.

There is an online change of address and a mail in form. You also then need to call USCIS to confirm the change of address since you have a pending case.

Tax transcripts from the IRS are preferred but you can send the tax returns.

Edit to add, you can find all the change of address info and forms on USCIS website.

Edited June 12, 2011 by Inky

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

the only problem I see with moving is getting your mail from USCIS. You will be receiving a biometric letter shortly. When approved, the card may not reach you.

Don't worry about the tax returns. It's alreadydone. If they like your other stuff, it will be fine. If they RFE, then get transcripts.

[hihello 4]

the only problem I see with moving is getting your mail from USCIS. You will be receiving a biometric letter shortly. When approved, the card may not reach you.

Don't worry about the tax returns. It's alreadydone. If they like your other stuff, it will be fine. If they RFE, then get transcripts.

thanks for the reply but i guess i'll move after the biometrics but what if i change my address after biometrics by calling uscis then why won't i get my card to new address since they have the address change option ?

i'm worried now

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

thanks for the reply but i guess i'll move after the biometrics but what if i change my address after biometrics by calling uscis then why won't i get my card to new address since they have the address change option ?

i'm worried now

They screw up address changes sometime but it's supposed to work. Maybe you could follow up a bit after you move to verify they have your correct address...just to kinda check up on their efficiancy.