USCIS address mix-up: Approved permit work might go to wrong attorney. Help!

Congrats on getting your permit work approved! 🎉 That's a big step. As for the address issue, it sounds like there might be a glitch in their system. Have you tried calling them back to speak with a different agent? Sometimes you get different answers depending on who you talk to.

I had a similar issue last year. turns out there was a discrepancy between what I could see on my end and what the agents could see on theirs. It's annoying, but you might want to just update your address again to be safe. Better than risking important docs going to the wrong place.

Quick question - when you say you put your apartment number on the same line as the street, did you format it like this: "123 Main St Apt 815"? Sometimes the system can be picky about formatting.

Ugh, dealing with USCIS can be such a headache. I swear their systems are held together with duct tape and prayers. 🤦‍♂️ My advice? Document EVERYTHING. Every call, every change, every conversation. It might come in handy later if there's any confusion.

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Listen up, because I've been through this rodeo before. Here's what you need to do: 1. Call USCIS back and speak to a different agent. Explain the discrepancy between what you see and what they see. 2. Ask them to read back your entire address as it appears in their system. This way, you can catch any errors. 3. If there is indeed an error, request that they update it right then and there. Get a confirmation number for this change. 4. Follow up with an written request through their online system. This creates a paper trail. 5. Regarding your attorney change, make sure you've filed Form G-28 for your new attorney. This ensures they're recognized as your legal representative. 6. If possible, try to get written confirmation about where they'll send your approved permit work. 7. Keep checking your online account for any updates or notices. Remember, persistence is key when dealing with USCIS. Don't be afraid to escalate if you're not getting clear answers. Good luck!

have u tried faxing them? I kno it sounds old school but sometimes that gets faster results than calling or online stuff

Just wondering, how long did it take for your permit work to get approved? I'm still waiting on mine and getting anxious.