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Turns out i was using the wrong Receipt number! School boy error...........checked one of my notices and it had two receipt numbers..........thanks for the reply though. 

Hey Guys, 

Its been so long since i've had to deal with anything, I can't remember any codes.....

My Wife and I have moved and i need to change my address with USCIS. I'm still waiting on my Green Card, as far as i'm aware, its not been granted yet.

I'm filling out the form and it keeps telling me the FORM number doesn't match the Receipt number ( Receipt number is correct, i've copied and pasted AND typed it out).

My question is, what FORM number do i use.......i thought it would be I485 and then Family Based Adjustment, but its not working, i just get the message "

• You must select the Form Number associated to your Receipt Number. The Form Number you selected does not match our records for that Receipt Number"

Any help would be great, 

Thanks.

This may have been answered, but i got caught out with the I 485 form being expired, the date at the top of the form was in date, but they have revised it since.....(own fault for not checking)

It all got sent back incredibly quick, but my question is, do i have to re-do all the forms, they have sent me back forms and evidence stapled together, can i just send these back or do i have to re do all the forms. 

There was bright green sheet saying to include this on top of the new submission, would it be best to just make an entirely new folder?

Thank you very much!

Hey guys, 

I've seen a few things saying you need to include an I-130 along with your I-485 and other documents. 

Yet on the guide here it says not to, if you are a K1 visa and just include a photocopy of your approved I-129F, 

Is this correct? Sorry if this has been asked before or an obvious thing. 

Cheers

Cheers for the quickness guys!

Hey Guys,

I'm completing the AOS after my fiance and I got married last week.

I came to the States to marry my wife, so my question is : Do we use her maiden name or married name under the 'current spouse' section?

Sorry if this seems a simple and obvious question.

Cheers.

This has just worked for me! I cleared the cookies and bingo, all worked fine! Thanks so much!

Hey, I had the same issue in Firefox (Mac). I found that if I left anything for a few minutes (i.e. to look something up) it would kick me out of the "session". Try the steps below.

1. Make sure everything you need (information, photos etc.) is at your fingertips or add everything to another doc so you can easily cut and paste from that doc to the form.

2. Search Google for "how to remove cookies from Firefox" (or whatever your browser is) and remove ALL cookies for "ceac.state.gov" (you will have to search for that term once you are in the remove cookies window). If that proves too difficult then just select "Remove ALL cookies".

3. Although not necessary you may clear your browser cache too.

4. You will have to start again. Anything you previously entered has probably been lost as you found out when you tried to log back in. So basically just start afresh. You are kind of up against a clock but DON'T RUSH as you do not want mistakes. There is some type of timeout set and I am guessing that you my have about 60 seconds between each question.

After about 3 attempts I figured it out and this is what worked for me so I hope it helps someone else.

PS Not an expert but trying to upload a photo might also make the system timeout so if that happens then I would just skip it and take your pic to the interview as I did. It definitely wasn't an issue for them.

Good luck!

Hey Guys,

Having the same issue! Very frustrating, you can skip the photo by clicking 'confirm photo' on the side. My issue is now having reviewed it, I cant 'sign and submit', any help would be amazing right now! I've tried opening and shutting, changing my location then changing it back, saves and changes.......... but still the grayed out box.

Im guessing as a few people are having the same issue, it must be a problem their end, so there's a little comfort in that right?