Changing address expedites your 485?

[Texa]

Greenpencil in an earlier post says, and I quote:

Or is it wise for me not to change any address or move till I get my I 485 approved?

It is absolutely safe. But sometimes changing address might trigger your case to move forward which is one of the theories we developed on this forum."

Is that true that we have developed this theory that changing residences sometimes results in one's case moving forward?

Has anybody had or heard about a case moving forward in similar circumstances?

 

[greenpencil]

TEXA,

I do not think anybody's life should be totally controlled by the GC process. People on this forum tried to find a pattern to formulate TSC processing but never could. The 'moving theory' is only one of the guesses based on a couple of coincidences. Please do not move only because of this guess. Although GC is very important, you deserve much more than only that.

 

[sklm_2002]

well said.

I think we should concentrate more on our private life than thinking about TSC moving patterns.

I am visiting this site for the last two years and I saw people writing essays on TSC stupidness, working nature, working theory, adjustment patterns .....

I came to conclusion that I don't want to think too much about green card. It comes whenever it wants to be. Don't lose sleep for the green card. Extend your EADs and your day will be lot better than the person who has not applied for gc.

My $.02

 

[OmGV]

Should be pure coincidence

Don't loose sleep over it.

 

[tombaan]

i agree

but still it pays to make an effort. who knows what might click

 

[rcetc]

Changing address seems to expedite FP process. (Underline the word seems -because as you all know nothing in TSC is predictable)
It happened to both me and my friend. We got FP notice as soon as we moved and informed INS about it- and the FP notice arrived in our new addresses. But that was 4 months back, since then there has been no progess in our cases.