Change of Address questions

[bizmark03]

Applying for GC, though US Citizen Spouse, my application is pending but I have received my EAD/AP combo card. I just moved and want to change my address. Can someone please confirm if I have the process right, I think I may need to do the following:

I-485: Update though online Change of Address form (My name)
I-130: Update though online Change of Address form (USC Spouse name)
I-865: Mail paper form (my sponsor is my spouse)
I-131 and I-765: Do I need to change address, if I have already received my EAD/AP card? If I have to file something, do I go to the online Change of Address form and select "No" for "Is this change of address for an application or petition currently in progress?" - But it doesn't ask for the form number when I select this option, so clarification on this is appreciated.

Is there any other form I'm missing?

Thanks in advance.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Applying for GC, though US Citizen Spouse, my application is pending but I have received my EAD/AP combo card. I just moved and want to change my address. Can someone please confirm if I have the process right, I think I may need to do the following:

I-485: Update though online Change of Address form (My name)
I-130: Update though online Change of Address form (USC Spouse name)
I-865: Mail paper form (my sponsor is my spouse)
I-131 and I-765: Do I need to change address, if I have already received my EAD/AP card? If I have to file something, do I go to the online Change of Address form and select "No" for "Is this change of address for an application or petition currently in progress?" - But it doesn't ask for the form number when I select this option, so clarification on this is appreciated.

Is there any other form I'm missing?

Thanks in advance.

That all looks good to me. I would update the I-765/I-131 anyway. You want your address to be the same for all forms. I would select "yes" on "Is this change of address for an application or petition currently in progress?"
It's very important that you do a change of address with USPS. Do it online. There is a $1 identity verification fee. If you don't do the change of address with USPS before USCIS gets to your request, the change of address with USCIS may be rejected as - "Not registered to receive mail at this address/ No change of address with USPS" or something like that. My second attempt to change my address with USCIS rejected because of that reason.

I didn't do the I-865. Haven't looked into it. Not sure I have to.

[bizmark03]

That all looks good to me. I would update the I-765/I-131 anyway. You want your address to be the same for all forms. I would select "yes" on "Is this change of address for an application or petition currently in progress?"
It's very important that you do a change of address with USPS. Do it online. There is a $1 identity verification fee. If you don't do the change of address with USPS before USCIS gets to your request, the change of address with USCIS may be rejected as - "Not registered to receive mail at this address/ No change of address with USPS" or something like that. My second attempt to change my address with USCIS rejected because of that reason.

I didn't do the I-865. Haven't looked into it. Not sure I have to.

Thanks for responding, I already did the USPS change of address, so hopefully that should be fine. Will also update the address online for I-765 and I-131. AFAIK you still have to mail in I-865 paper form, so I'm just going to go ahead and send it, better safe than sorry.

[UScitizenFilingforspouse]

Thanks for responding, I already did the USPS change of address, so hopefully that should be fine. Will also update the address online for I-765 and I-131. AFAIK you still have to mail in I-865 paper form, so I'm just going to go ahead and send it, better safe than sorry.

Thank you for pointing that out. I didn't think of it. It says something about "if you are the sponsor of someone who became a permanent resident". I sponsored my mother for her Green Card but she's been a citizen for years now.
I'm going to follow your lead on this one and mail the I-865. Thanks!