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My cosponsor moved, but his wife didn't

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Hi everyone,

I just have a question regarding my cosponsor.

A few weeks ago he moved to another State in the US, but his wife is staying at the old same address and he's still getting most of his bills at the old address. His wife is planning on staying until next summer.

Should I ask him to notify USCIS of his change of address? From what I understand he's not sure if he's going to move again, that's why his wife didn't go with him.

I do not feel like bothering him unless is absolutely necessary.

Thanks for your help :)

 
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