10/03/2026
You moved. Your immigration mail didn't. 📬 Sound on — Yolanda walks you through it.
🚚 Day 5: if you have a case in immigration court, you must file Form EOIR-33 with the court within five days of any change of address (8 CFR 1003.15(d)(2)).
🟢 Day 10: tell USCIS within 10 days of moving — Form AR-11 or your USCIS online account.
⚠️ Changing your address with USCIS does not change it with the court. They are two separate filings.
Why it matters: the court mails your hearing notice to the most recent address it has. By law, notice sent there "shall be considered sufficient" — and if you never gave the court your address, no written notice is required at all (8 U.S.C. §1229a(b)(5)). Miss that hearing, and the judge can order you removed without you there.
Moved in the last few months? Check both.
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Did you know these were two different forms? 👇
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Yolanda Mendoza Law · ymendozalaw.com
This is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different.