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Get the Guide to Naturalization here: Uscis form m 476 – M-476 form

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How do I change my address with USCIS?

A Guide to Naturalization. Form m 476

The notice of change of address applies not only to Non-immigrant Visa Holders, such as F-1, H-1B, and so on, but as well to green card holders.

Providing the USCIS with your change of address it is a condition of a requirement of an individual’s stay in the United States.

Visitors who do not comply with the change of address requirement during their stay in the United States will be considered “Out of Status”.

You must report a change of address within 10 days of moving within the United States or its territories. This process is straightforward and allows you to complete everything online.

You can change or update your address online, please visit the USCIS website It will ask you if this change of address is for an application or petition currently in progress. This will help USCIS to ensure that you receive any notices or documents without delay.

The first form you will need to complete is form AR-11. Once you complete this form, the system will prompt you to complete the second step and update your address on any pending or recently approved applications and petitions.

If you fail to update your address, you may face harsh consequences. You may be subject to deportation and other stiff penalties.

Which uscis office to apply for adjustment of status ?. A Guide to Naturalization. Form m 476

Notice of intent to deny uscis. Reasons for an NOID

If you have received a NOID, it should state the grounds for which your request was denied.

The good news is that receiving an NOID does not mean that your application has been denied, but rather that it will be denied if the reasons for the NOID are not overcome.

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/questions-and-answers-appeals-and-motions

Form m 476 uscis.

A guide to naturalization

M-476 – USCIS https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/M-476.pdf

A Guide to Naturalization– Path to U.S. Citizenship: https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/path-us-citizenship

https://www.dhs.gov/external/guide-naturalization-uscis

 A Guide to Naturalization (USCIS)

https://www.dhs.gov/external/guide-naturalization-uscis

5 financial moves DREAMers should make now

If you’re a American DREAMer, you will face a difficult financial situation in the next future.

In February 2018, the Supreme Court declined to hear the Trump Administration’s appeal challenging theDACA (Deferred Action for Child Arrivals program).

And in March, Congress failed to develop a permanent solution to protect DREAMers from deportation.

With the future of DACA still a bit uncertain, many dreamers are thinking about how to handle their future finances.

Is it really worth the effort to pay down existing debts, or maybe take on even more to fund  homeownership oreducation?

If you are a DREAMer worried about your future and financial, do not give up hope.

There are some preparations you could take to ensure that your money will remain stable.

Here are five ideas DREAMers can make now to prepare for an uncertain future:

1. Take stock of your finances (assets and debts).
2. Keep at least one bank account open.
3. Evaluate all your loans.
4. Minimize your credit card debt.
5. Find someone you could trust.

Read the full article here: https://www.bankrate.com/personal-finance/5-financial-moves-dreamers-should-make-now/

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