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Change of address after receiving conditional green card?

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Maya&Matt   2

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Hi!

I received my green card (conditional) a week and a half ago and we moved to a new place 2 days later.

Do I still need to change my address with USCIS? Do I have to send the form AR-11 or can I do it online?

Also, does my husband need to change the address too because of the affidavit of support?

And finally, do I have to change my social security number card now that I have my green card?

Thanks for your help!

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kmiami15   8

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felicidades!!! yes you need to change and update your address as long as you remain a permanent resident... to my knowledge, your husband does not need to update his address as he is a USC...

in regards to your other question, yes, go to the social security office and show your green card, your verbiage on your card will change from "with USCIS authorization" to just blank without verbiage.... good luck y ¡¡ Bienvenida a los EEUU !!

I-129F Mailed: 8/23/13

Received at lockbox in Texas: 8/26/13

Text/Email Received: 8/29/13

Case at: TSC

NOA1 Received: 9/3/2013

Alien number changed: 9/18/2013

No RFE!

Petition Approved: 11/25/2013

Petition sent to the NVC: 12/12/13

Obtained case number: 12/19/2013

Petition sent to the consulate: 12/23/2013

Interview: 01/10/2014

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bluetraveller   4

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Also, does my husband need to change the address too because of the affidavit of support?

Any person filing an affidavit of support (I-134 or I-864) needs to inform the USCIS of any change of address within the first 30 days IIRC. So yes, the sponsor and any co-sponsors need to make the notification too, whenever they change address.

AOS Timeline coming from a K-1 Visa:

08/28/2013 - Sent AOS+AP+EAD

08/30/2013 - Delivered to USCIS Chicago

09/05/2013 - Received Email and Text for NOA1 (x3)

09/10/2013 - Received hard copy NOA1 (x3)

09/20/2013 - Biometrics appointment letter received (scheduled for 09/30)

09/23/2013 - Biometrics walk-in in Aurora’s office successful

10/04/2013 - Changed address for all pending forms

10/08/2013 - AOS and EAD touched (address change). AOS status: acceptance->initial review

10/15/2013 - AP touched (address change)

10/30/2013 - AP approved. EAD card in production (bio + 37)

11/05/2013 - EAD card sent

11/07/2013 - EAD/AP combo card received in the mail (71 days since filing for AOS)

11/18/2013 - Changed address for I-485

12/05/2013 - EXPECTED interview/approval of AOS (bio + 73)

12/20/2013 - Potential Interview Waiver received at original filing address

03/03/2014 - Green Card in Production, to be mailed within 30 days

03/06/2014 - Received I-797 for I-485 (AOS), “Welcome to the USA”

03/07/2014 - GC sent by USPS

03/10/2014 - Got 2 year GC in the mail

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kmiami15   8

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thank you for the supporting information bluetraveller....

I-129F Mailed: 8/23/13

Received at lockbox in Texas: 8/26/13

Text/Email Received: 8/29/13

Case at: TSC

NOA1 Received: 9/3/2013

Alien number changed: 9/18/2013

No RFE!

Petition Approved: 11/25/2013

Petition sent to the NVC: 12/12/13

Obtained case number: 12/19/2013

Petition sent to the consulate: 12/23/2013

Interview: 01/10/2014

Maya&Matt Contributor

Maya&Matt   2

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Thank you for your help!

I thought I had to do the change of address and the change in the social security card but I wanted to make sure before I did!


felicidades!!! yes you need to change and update your address as long as you remain a permanent resident... to my knowledge, your husband does not need to update his address as he is a USC...

in regards to your other question, yes, go to the social security office and show your green card, your verbiage on your card will change from "with USCIS authorization" to just blank without verbiage.... good luck y ¡¡ Bienvenida a los EEUU !!

Gracias! :)

 
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