Do I need to inform USCIS or my EB-5 attorney that I changed my address and will get a new I-20?

Ensure you file AR-11 with USCIS and notify your attorney and regional center of the change of address. Also, ensure you maintain underlying F-1 status.

Yes, you should inform both your attorney and the USCIS any time you change your address.

Keep your attorney and USCIS informed of all changes of address all the time, and make sure you maintain valid F-1 status at 12 semester hours a week unless authorized. Otherwise, you could violate status.

Yes. You have an obligation to report to USCIS your address change within 10 days by filing Form AR-11. Have your immigration attorney take care of it.

If you had changed your address in the United States, you certainly should inform both your immigration attorney as well as USCIS so you&#39ll receive the approval notice of your EB-5 petition on Form I-526. It will not impact your EB-5 petition.

It is always a good idea to advise your attorney of address changes so that the changes can be made when it is time for the next step in the process. There is no need to report any address changes to USCIS until then.

You should report a change of address within 10 days of moving within the U.S. via USCIS or your attorney. Depending on your stage of the EB-5 process, you may need to report your I-20 change as well.

You need to inform both your EB-5 attorney and the USCIS.

You must keep USCIS updated of your current address. The EB-5 unit does not care about a new I-20 just make sure you maintain valid immigration status.

In order to maintain valid F-1 student status, you must be a full-time student. Do not change to part-time. You must notify USCIS of any change of address within 10 days on Form AR-11. You or your attorney can file this form on USCIS website. And yes, you should inform your attorney of any change of address and of any changes to your immigration status, i.e., getting a new I-20 or changing your status. A change of address alone should not have any impact on your EB-5 case.

Yes. Have your attorney do it. That is what you pay them for.

Yes, you should report the changes to both USCIS and your attorney. It will not impact the case but you do need to notify USCIS of address changes ideally within a few weeks of the move.

Yes, you should file the AR-11 with USCIS, send a copy to the project and to your attorney.

Your address must be changed with USCIS. You should consult with your lawyer about all these matters if you are represented.