N-400 and AR11 issue

[formerf1]

Hey guys!

It just occured to me that I forgot to file AR11 after moving out of state for school purposes. Now that I am ready to file N-400 will, is that likely to come up as an issue. I am thinking of filing AR11 just before sending in my N-400. I am afraid however that might draw unecessary attention. What do you think?



thanks

 

[formerf1]

Waiting for your reply gurus!

 

[immigrant7777]

Just submit AR-11 with your current address using their online site (ASAP).
Nothing to worry.

 

[formerf1]

thanks for your reply. its been three months that I moved though !

 

[immigrant7777]

It is still ok. From now, submit it in 10 days after you moved.

 

[formerf1]

I am not sure I understand. if its only ten days after moving then I am seriously late!

 

[MsDossen]

Just submit AR-11 with your current address using their online site (ASAP).
Nothing to worry.

Do this even though you are late. Better late than never, especially now that you know what you need to do. And next time you move, if you're still an LPR, file within 10 days

 

[immigrant7777]

Exactly

 

[orl]

You can also change the address online at the following USCIS website:

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa.Terms

Thanks.

 

[MsDossen]

You can also change the address online at the following USCIS website...

Thanks.

Yep, best way to go. Just remember to print out a copy for yourself to keep with your records.

 

[formerf1]

thanks for the replies!

 

[sri69]

Not recommending to follow suit, but for what its worth we were very tardy with our AR11 forms after around 4-5 moves within the last 10 years and the question was not raised. We had some bills from each location in case the question was posed.

Wouldn't lose sleep over it, just file even though you may be late and be honest. Everyone makes a few mistakes and delays during stressful moving times.