USCIS Form AR-11 fill-out helper

AR-11 — the USCIS change-of-address form

If you're a non-citizen and you've moved, the law requires you to report it to USCIS within 10 days — that's exactly what AR-11 does.

The rule applies to green card holders, students, workers on a visa, and asylum seekers. It does not apply to diplomats (A and G visas) or people who entered without a visa. The form is free. Below we'll help you fill out the official form without mistakes — you'll download the ready PDF, sign it, and submit it yourself.

This is a self-help tool, not legal advice. The service only formats the data you enter into the official USCIS Form AR-11 — it does not submit the form for you, does not review the merits of your case, and does not make recommendations about it. You are responsible for the accuracy of the data, printing, signing, and submitting. The finished document is not stored anywhere — it is created at the moment you download it. If in doubt, consult an immigration attorney.

USCIS lets you report a change of address online for free on the official site — uscis.gov/addresschange. This tool is for those who prefer or must file the paper form by mail.

We are not affiliated with USCIS and are not a government website.

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What to do after downloading

What happens once the form is filled out:

Print the downloaded PDF.
Sign it by hand — the form cannot be signed electronically.
Mail it to the USCIS address (below).
Keep a copy for yourself.

Mailing address for the paper Form AR-11 (official, uscis.gov):

U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Attn: Change of Address 1344 Pleasants Drive Harrisonburg, VA 22801

Certain protected categories (for example, VAWA, T, and U visa applicants) file a change of address through a special USCIS procedure — not this address. Check the official USCIS website.