You don't have to update your address via my.uscis.gov. You can file it directly using online form here: https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11 It doesn't require account, nor verification. All you need is your past/current address and A-#.
You can contact your nearest CBP Deferred Inspection Site to get this rectified.
Thank you as always!
I will change my address, it is a regular address change but I got my answer from the other replies. I understood that I need to file AR-11 to inform USCIS that I have a new address now.
Not unless you have a pending petition with USCIS, the Portal is not used for anything outside of that.
How long depends on several factors, first of which is your applicable FO. Add your data to the 2023 Timeline Spreadsheet - doing so will provide us with better insight into your case and could possibly result in a more relevant/specific response.
Just received my biometric appointment after a ridiculous wait (compared to other applicants this year) of more than four months. Never been this happy in this entire AOS process.
After NOA and before bio-metric, I chatted with Emma 3 different times (difference of 2-4 weeks) submitted one inquiry request (through USCIS website) but nothing helped. Finally, I got a chance to speak with the Tier-2 officer last week. Although he did not sound helpful on the phone, he created a service request to NBC which actually helped me to receive my biometric appointment today. I knew that my FO New Orleans has a huge backlog (like 7-8 months just for biometric) but looks like there are some available slots that they can make use of. So, if anybody is on the same boat, talking to a Tier-2 officer might help.
One Question: I might have missed but can anyone please recommend to me how early is it safe to do the bio-walkins?w
wuffer_duffer how to connect to Tier-2 office. Just by calling USCIS helpline will connect us or there is different process to get connected ? Please reply thank youJust received my biometric appointment after a ridiculous wait (compared to other applicants this year) of more than four months. Never been this happy in this entire AOS process
After NOA and before bio-metric, I chatted with Emma 3 different times (difference of 2-4 weeks) submitted one inquiry request (through USCIS website) but nothing helped. Finally, I got a chance to speak with the Tier-2 officer last week. Although he did not sound helpful on the phone, he created a service request to NBC which actually helped me to receive my biometric appointment today. I knew that my FO New Orleans has a huge backlog (like 7-8 months just for biometric) but looks like there are some available slots that they can make use of. So, if anybody is on the same boat, talking to a Tier-2 officer might help.
One Question: I might have missed but can anyone please recommend to me how early is it safe to do the bio-walkins?
I was wondering how did it go for you? I have the same situation (was a J1 holder back in 2000-2001 academic year and I can't locate my IAP-66 (DS-2019)). May I ask if you could get it from FOIA and which agency did you choose in your request? How did you case go? Thanks for any information you can share with me.Right... Little contradicting there, you must submit copies, "if available"
You do realize there are past AOS Timeline spreadsheets you could look at?
Could you send it to me as well please?
Yes, that is the normal online update. It covers the I-485 also even if it is not stated online since the bio fee cannot be accepted without the I-485 acceptance.
It refers to when the results are released which is usually in May/when you discovered you’re a DV selectee. However that is just one of the conditions of AOS eligibility that needs to be met. There’s also the requirement of being in a valid legal status as at the time of filing for AOS. Which “pending” status are you in?
Asylum pending