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I just received the green card and I plan to move to Chicago so question is do i need to change my address on the uscis webside
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Yes, within 10 days.
USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
Timeline
2020
7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
8/4 <— Checks cashed
8/5 <— I-797 SMS
8/24 <— Biometrics completed
10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
10/28 <— Green card#1 received
11/07 <— Green card#2 received -
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Originally posted by aab.tx View Post
Yes, every time you move. Do see https://www.uscis.gov/archive/blog/2...n-questions-on
also try Googling for this and you will find a lot of links explaining that an AR-11 needs to be filed promptly.
US Citizens also have to do this if they have filed an Affidavit of Support for someone.USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
Timeline
2020
7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
8/4 <— Checks cashed
8/5 <— I-797 SMS
8/24 <— Biometrics completed
10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
10/28 <— Green card#1 received
11/07 <— Green card#2 receivedComment
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US citizens do not need to file for AR-11
They only need to notify USCIS of the address change for pending application. This enables USCIS to send corrospondence about the case to the new address. USCIS mail cannot be forwarded.
Opinion only. Cannot be construed as legal advice.Comment
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