I thnk I was wrong about receipts...
damn ins,
My previous answer was based on one of my friend\'s conversaiton with his attorney. His attorney asked him to fill C/O address so that all the communication goes directly to the attorney and nothing misses even if my friend moves to different place. I was just going through Murthy Chat and here is Ms.Sheela Murthy\'s response to similar question...
Chat User : AOS was filed by Attorney. Are there 3 separate receipts for I-485, EAD, and AP? Who gets the receipt/s, FP notice, RFE, I-485 Approval, EAD, AP - employee or attorney?
Attorney Murthy : All papers, including receipt notices are generally issued to the attorney on record. There are 3 separate notices for each form / application. Actual EAD card and AP document are, however, normally sent directly to the applicant, while all others, including RFEs are mailed to the attorney. FP notice goes to both you and the attorney. Approval notice is sent to both as well.
So your receipts will go to your attorney. Sorry for giving you wrong answer previously.
- PCee
damn ins,
My previous answer was based on one of my friend\'s conversaiton with his attorney. His attorney asked him to fill C/O address so that all the communication goes directly to the attorney and nothing misses even if my friend moves to different place. I was just going through Murthy Chat and here is Ms.Sheela Murthy\'s response to similar question...
Chat User : AOS was filed by Attorney. Are there 3 separate receipts for I-485, EAD, and AP? Who gets the receipt/s, FP notice, RFE, I-485 Approval, EAD, AP - employee or attorney?
Attorney Murthy : All papers, including receipt notices are generally issued to the attorney on record. There are 3 separate notices for each form / application. Actual EAD card and AP document are, however, normally sent directly to the applicant, while all others, including RFEs are mailed to the attorney. FP notice goes to both you and the attorney. Approval notice is sent to both as well.
So your receipts will go to your attorney. Sorry for giving you wrong answer previously.
- PCee