USCIS Form AR-11, Alien's Change of Address Card
Report a new address to USCIS after you move.
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About USCIS Form AR-11
Form AR-11, Alien's Change of Address Card, is how many noncitizens report a new address to USCIS after moving. Reporting keeps your address current so USCIS can reach you about any pending case. USCIS provides an online change of address process, and the instructions explain when and how to report.
This page is a general guide and helper only. It is not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS at https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11, since some USCIS forms must be completed on the official version.
Who needs to complete it
- Noncitizens who moved and need to report a new address to USCIS.
- People with a pending application or petition who changed their address.
- Individuals who want USCIS mail to reach their current home.
- Anyone required by USCIS rules to report an address change within the set time.
How to fill out USCIS Form AR-11
- 1Read the instructions to see who must report and the time limit that applies to you.
- 2Enter your full name and any other names you have used.
- 3Provide your date of birth, country of birth, and Alien Registration Number if you have one.
- 4Enter your old address, including apartment or unit and country if it was outside the United States.
- 5Enter your new address in full.
- 6List any family members who live with you and are covered by the same report, if the form asks.
- 7Note the details of any pending applications or petitions so USCIS can match its records.
- 8Sign and date the form, or complete the change of address online, following the current instructions.
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Frequently asked questions
Who has to file Form AR-11?
Many noncitizens are required to report a change of address to USCIS after moving. Check the current instructions to confirm the rule and the time limit that apply to you.
Can I report my new address online?
Yes. USCIS offers an online change of address process. The instructions explain the online option and how it connects to any pending cases you have.
Does this update my address for other agencies?
No. This reports a change to USCIS only. Other agencies, such as the postal service or a tax authority, have their own separate address change processes.
Is this the official form?
This page is a helper and general guide, not legal or immigration advice. Always download and file the current official form from USCIS at https://www.uscis.gov/ar-11.