My485_2002
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If i give my address change in postal dept., mail from INS will get forwarded to my new address or not??
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My485_2002, you also need to look at recent postings
regarding address change issue. According to existing INS rule, if any non immigrant and/or a green card holder changes his/her address, he/she must notify INS by submitting an INS form (INS has a address change form) within 10 days, failure to do this may result in serious penalty that may include deportation. So please don\'t panic though, just look at the www.immigration-law.com web site postings regarding this address change issue. Thanks and good luck to all of us.
regarding address change issue. According to existing INS rule, if any non immigrant and/or a green card holder changes his/her address, he/she must notify INS by submitting an INS form (INS has a address change form) within 10 days, failure to do this may result in serious penalty that may include deportation. So please don\'t panic though, just look at the www.immigration-law.com web site postings regarding this address change issue. Thanks and good luck to all of us.
My485_2002
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if i fill up AR-11 then am I going to receive all further correspondence(especially I-485 related)from INS at my new address??
if i fill up AR-11 then am I going to receive all further correspondence(especially I-485 related)from INS at my new address??
Just Introduced
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yes, in the perfect world or if you are extremely lucky... History is not too encouraging on that issue... If i were you I will file AR-11 and then keep on checking AVM regularly (I mean twice a week or so)...
yes, in the perfect world or if you are extremely lucky... History is not too encouraging on that issue... If i were you I will file AR-11 and then keep on checking AVM regularly (I mean twice a week or so)...
My485_2002
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The mailing address of AR-11 is washington DC how come TSC will come to know??? any idea??
The mailing address of AR-11 is washington DC how come TSC will come to know??? any idea??
I would recommend this:
File AC-11 and change your address info of your I-485, EAD and AP with TSC by calling 214-381-1423 and talking with an IIO. I know it is hard to get through, but you know that is the only way to make sure you get it right. If you have an attorney, then he/she should be able to fax your address information to TSC. One other point, when you file AC-11, make sure you file via a certified United States mail and keep that receipt, that will be the proof that you file for address change, in case anything mess up along the way.
File AC-11 and change your address info of your I-485, EAD and AP with TSC by calling 214-381-1423 and talking with an IIO. I know it is hard to get through, but you know that is the only way to make sure you get it right. If you have an attorney, then he/she should be able to fax your address information to TSC. One other point, when you file AC-11, make sure you file via a certified United States mail and keep that receipt, that will be the proof that you file for address change, in case anything mess up along the way.
My485_2002
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btw i already got my AP, EAD and FP is done.. but thanks for yr advice
i will follow that
btw i already got my AP, EAD and FP is done.. but thanks for yr advice
i will follow that