Does USCIS send a notice after you inform them change of address?

I informed USCIS about my address change during Feb 04. Did not receive any acknowledgement till date. Called NSC recently, the rep told me that my address has been updated.
 
I have not recieved a notice yet. I changed my address in Nov. 2003. But I did realize that my touch date had changed after I informed them of change of address.
 
unitednations said:
Did you also call the uscis 18003755283 number and update them. AR-11 and updating the service center are two different things. You need to do both. I never received an acknowledgement on the AR-11.
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Unitednations is correct, you won't receive anything on the AR-11 but you will receive a notification on the change of addess with uscis. I think my letter came within 3 weeks. It doesn't hurt to call them up and verify anyway.
 
lcauser,
I updated my address 2 weeks back and my AP got approved recently when I called NSC they said they cant verify that my address has been updated. All they can do is to send one more change of address request. Should I call them one more time and hopefully get a different reply... :confused:
 
I received an acknowledgement letter.

I did an AR-11 and sent a letter to CSC notifing the change of address in January of 2003. No acknowledgement at this time. However, recently my fingerprinting notice was sent to my old address and the FP notice returned back to CSC. Then they finally looked at the file and sent it to the correct address stating they received notification of address change. The form has a footer, "COA COVERLTR Revised 4/30/04." It acknowledges the change of address and inform you to send an AR-11 if you have not done so. My experience indicates that some of your changes of address may not also be recognized if they were done around early 2003. Interestingly, my touch date(LUD) changed on 6/15/04 when they issued the Change of Address Cover Letter, but did not say they acknowledged the change of address on the screen. I guess it is an informal form not mandated. Incidently, I missed the FP appointment by a day due to the address change, but the Application Support Center allowed FP after I complained about the notice being initially sent to the old address. So no actual harm.

My suggestion to USCIS, they should start to say "Change of Address Acknowledged" in the case status inquiry. Then the applicants would know, that their address change notices were acknowledged and calm their worries.
 
Hi Mango_Pickle

mango_pickle said:
I recd a notice too
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Hi Mango_pickle(is it Aavakai :)
So Did you move to the east coast?
I remember you mentioning that you were planning on moving to the east coast ..did that have any effect on the dates of your processing?
 
I sent in the AR -11. Did not receive any acknowledgement. Anyway I had sent it by certificate of posting and got a receipt confirmation. I had also informed NSC on the Address change, but received no confirmation. Neither did my touch date change.
 
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