rajivkane
09-03-2009, 12:17 AM
Hi Guys!
I have received two e-mails today : Card procution ordered & welcoming PR. Good news after a long time! I had filed under EB-2 - PD Octo'2005 but had an approved I-140 under EB-3 with PD of Octo'2003- & the date transfer worked after many efforts!
My question is that I am moving from my current address (known to USCIS) to another permenant address this weekend. I was not knowing that USCIS will be so quick(!) & hence already informed USPS of the "permenant address change" throuh their web site(day before yesterday). USPS forwards first-class mail & priority mail & other mails to new address for one year but will not forward if the mailer has mentioned on the envelope "do not forward". Do USCIS send PR card by first class mail or priority mail? do they mention on the cover "do not forward"? What should I do here- cancel my "premenant address change with USPS for another one or two weeks (my old landlady is ok with this) OR inform USCIS regarding my address change at this time- I am afraid it may lead to some more delay from their side. I would be informing all government agencies & other concerned about my address change but do not want to receive my GC "late" in my hand for obvious reasons.
Please guide.
I appreciate the help/support & guidance I have received from you guys & this site.
Thanks,
Raj
I have received two e-mails today : Card procution ordered & welcoming PR. Good news after a long time! I had filed under EB-2 - PD Octo'2005 but had an approved I-140 under EB-3 with PD of Octo'2003- & the date transfer worked after many efforts!
My question is that I am moving from my current address (known to USCIS) to another permenant address this weekend. I was not knowing that USCIS will be so quick(!) & hence already informed USPS of the "permenant address change" throuh their web site(day before yesterday). USPS forwards first-class mail & priority mail & other mails to new address for one year but will not forward if the mailer has mentioned on the envelope "do not forward". Do USCIS send PR card by first class mail or priority mail? do they mention on the cover "do not forward"? What should I do here- cancel my "premenant address change with USPS for another one or two weeks (my old landlady is ok with this) OR inform USCIS regarding my address change at this time- I am afraid it may lead to some more delay from their side. I would be informing all government agencies & other concerned about my address change but do not want to receive my GC "late" in my hand for obvious reasons.
Please guide.
I appreciate the help/support & guidance I have received from you guys & this site.
Thanks,
Raj