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13th November 2007, 05:45 AM
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Change of address during immigration
Hi everyone,
Due to the size of my apartment being inadequite for my new family, I am going to have to move into a larger place while my wife and her son are waiting for her visas to go through. Since I do not currently know where I will be living, I am listing my current address as our future home on all our immigration forms. After I get moved into our future home, how must I handle this change of address with USCIS so that all immigration paperwork is not sent to my "old" address? I will be staying in the same city so I will be using the same processing center. thank you
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Steve Filing for wife and stepson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11/08/2007 - Married South African citizen  01/07/2008 - I-130 packages sent to Chicago Lockbox 01/09 - Delivery confirmed 02/11 - Checks cleared 02/11 - I-130 NOA (x2) received 02/20 - I-129F package sent to Vermont Service Center 02/22 - Delivery confirmed 03/01 - I-129F NOA #1 received 
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13th November 2007, 06:15 AM
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Form AR-11 will allow changes of addresses with USCIS.
Why not use your work address for mailing? That way something won't get lost in the mail with the switch.
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13th November 2007, 06:20 AM
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AR-11 alone won't necessarily change the address on pending applications. They aren't consistent about updating the addresses; to be sure, you should change the address on each pending application in addition to AR-11.
See http://www.immihelp.com/immigration/...f-address.html
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