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2:27Now PlayingMoving without notifying the government can lead to a deportation order. 🚨 Missing a notice because of the wrong address can cost you your entire case. If you move and don’t update your address, USCIS or the court will keep sending notices to your old home. If you miss an interview or hearing, there’s no forgiveness. ⚖️ If your case is with USCIS, file Form AR-11 online. Then download the confirmation and email it directly to your asylum office. Don’t assume the system works automatically. Sometimes that update never reaches the office handling your case. 😔 If your case is in immigration court, file Form EOIR-33 and send a copy to the ICE attorney. Both must be notified. Do all of this before you move to avoid any gap in communication. Also submit a mail forwarding request with USPS so any missed mail gets redirected. ✊ This process seems simple, but the consequences of getting it wrong are serious. If you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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