Baffling Phone Call

[OrderofProtection 42]

Ok folks.

It's really simple. I live in the US, he lives in UK, we're waiting on NOA2. We need to update his address.

Everything I read here said I need to fill out AR-11 and also call to change his address.

The nice lady on the phone at the 1-800 number says no, all I do is construct a letter to Vermont with the change.

Can anyone clear up whether this is correct or not. Is it even worth changing at this stage or should he just fill out the new on on his DS-130 or whatever that form is he fills out after we get NOA2. I mean, is anyone actually going to take the letter I send and put it with my file or bother to update his info?

It...just...seems...such...a....simple...request...

[Nana & Dodo 1]

Ok folks.

It's really simple. I live in the US, he lives in UK, we're waiting on NOA2. We need to update his address.

Everything I read here said I need to fill out AR-11 and also call to change his address.

The nice lady on the phone at the 1-800 number says no, all I do is construct a letter to Vermont with the change.

Can anyone clear up whether this is correct or not. Is it even worth changing at this stage or should he just fill out the new on on his DS-130 or whatever that form is he fills out after we get NOA2. I mean, is anyone actually going to take the letter I send and put it with my file or bother to update his info?

It...just...seems...such...a....simple...request...

If you move while your case is pending, you need to notify the service center where your application is being processed. If you check your NOA1 on the bottom left side of it, you'll notice that they providing you with their mailing address in case you move while your case is pending. Write a letter to them with your new address, and attach with it a copy of your NOA1.

[sara80 17]

If you move while your case is pending, you need to notify the service center where your application is being processed. If you check your NOA1 on the bottom left side of it, you'll notice that they providing you with their mailing address in case you move while your case is pending. Write a letter to them with your new address, and attach with it a copy of your NOA1.

I am going to be in a similar situation in less than a couple of months, when I will be moving and when we should be (hopefully) getting our NOA2..

Is it worth changing the address of the beneficiary at that stage? I understand the importance of having the current address of the USC but USCIS is not going to send anything to the beneficiary.

I was thinking of phoning up the London Embassy when we gonna get the case number and provide them with my new address then (I will also get my mail redirected to my new address)

[SweetDelish 38]

Thats my plan when I move in a couple of months. I don't see the point in notifying a change of address as the beneficiary before NOA2/packet 3, just put a mail redirection on your mail and change the address when you send your details to your embassy with packet 3.