Change of address after immigration to the United States needs to be declared.

The United States is a developed country, and many people want to immigrate to the United States. Do I need to declare my change of address after immigrating to the United States? Dear, I have compiled relevant information for you here, hoping to help you.

I. Special circumstances

As a non-U.S. citizen, the immigration law stipulates that it is required to report the change of address to USCIS by filling in the AR- 1 1 form (online or by mail) within ten days after the change of address in the United States, except for the following three cases:

1. visa status a;

2. Official government representatives of international institutions (visa status G);

3. Non-immigrants who have not obtained a visa or have stayed in the United States for less than 30 days.

Second, how to declare address change information

If you are not an American citizen or do not fall into any of the above three situations, please refer to the following:

1. You have no pending application: submit the AR- 1 1 form (online or by email).

2. If you have a pending application, you need to complete two steps: first, submit the AR- 1 1 form (online or by mail), and then change the address of all pending or recently approved applications (online or by telephone 1-800-375-5283).

Third, marking

1. If you have previously applied for or submitted Form I-360, Form I-9 14, Form I-9 18, Form I-765V, Form I-485, Form I-75 1, you may not go online or pass.

2. There is no need to pay any fees for submitting the AR- 1 1 form.