Form AR-11
Guidance on notifying USCIS of your change of address.
CSM Law Firm · Immigration Attorneys in Orlando
Address change with USCIS and immigration court
Guidance to update your address correctly and avoid missing important notices about your case.
- Service in English, Spanish and Portuguese
- Office in Orlando, Florida
- Individual review of every case
Talk to our team
Fill out the form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
How we can help
Situations where we guide our clients
Pending cases
Updating your address on each pending USCIS case.
Immigration court
Updating the immigration court (EOIR), which has its own procedure.
Avoid missed notices
Unreceived mail can lead to missed deadlines and hearings.
How it works
From first contact to your case strategy
You reach out
Through the form, WhatsApp or phone.
We understand your situation
Our team gathers the initial information about your case.
Case review
We evaluate the options available for your specific situation.
Strategy and follow-up
We explain every step and stay with you throughout the process.
Who handles your case
Attorneys leading CSM Law Firm
A team of 18 professionals, serving clients in English, Spanish and Portuguese, dedicated exclusively to immigration law.
1507 S Hiawassee Rd, Ste 212
Orlando, FL 32835
Orlando, FL 32835
FAQ
Common questions about USCIS address change
What is the deadline to report a move?
The law requires most non-citizens to report a new address to the government within 10 days of moving.
Does updating USCIS also update the court?
No. If you have an immigration court case, you must also notify the court through its own procedure.
What happens if I do not update?
You may miss letters, notices and hearing dates, which can seriously affect your case.
Every case is unique. Talk to our team.
Tell us about your situation and get guidance on your next steps.