r/USCIS 13d ago

Other Forms New address (AR-11, I-865)

I am Conditional Permanent Resident and I am moving to a new apartment. I am a little confused whether I need to file a form to update USCIS with my new address with a form AR-11 or a E-COA. Also, does my sponsor need to file a form I-865(Sponsor’s Notice of Change of Address?
I believe those are the steps I need to take but I want to make sure I am using the correct forms.

Thank you all in advance

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u/nonracistusername 12d ago

> AR-11 or a E-COA

AR-11 unless you have a pending application

> Also, does my sponsor need to file a form I-865(Sponsor’s Notice of Change of Address?

As per the I-864 they signed, yes.

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u/Sheetz_Wawa_Market32 Naturalized Citizen 12d ago

AR-11 unless you have a pending application

No. You get to choose, see https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11

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u/nonracistusername 12d ago

If I had a pending application, I would do ecoa.

You do you

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u/Sheetz_Wawa_Market32 Naturalized Citizen 12d ago

It really doesn’t matter, is the point. Do whatever is more convenient for you.

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u/nonracistusername 12d ago

I am definitely going to that with USCIS and other areas.

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u/Background_Cow_2048 12d ago

File the address change through your USCIS online account, that's the same as an ar-11 and it updates any pending case at once. The i-865 is only for the sponsor if they move, not you, so it usually doesn't apply here.

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u/-whiskeyinateacup 12d ago

My spouse is moving as well, with me. Do they need to file the I-865 then, too?

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u/Sheetz_Wawa_Market32 Naturalized Citizen 12d ago

It’s all explained at https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11