This is From my lawyer:
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4. ADDRESS CHANGES -
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT YOU NOT CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS DURING THE AOS PROCESS. IF YOU WANT YOUR CASE TO GO SMOOTHLY, AND YOU WANT TO RECEIVE YOUR KEY DOCUMENTS TIMELY, DO NOT CHANGE ADDRESSES.
Notifying USCIS of any address changes does NOT remedy the problem. USCIS does not input this information into their computer systems on a timely basis, and does not route the information to all of the adjudicators who may be responsible for different parts of your application. Further, USCIS sends all official notifications and documents, including the Advance Parole and EAD, in envelopes that instruct the Post Office NOT to forward any BCIS mail to a new address, but to return the mail to USCIS. Once it is returned to USCIS, USCIS will NOT mail it again. As a result, if you move and your USCIS mail is not delivered, we may miss important deadlines and we will have to resubmit portions of your application and you will be delayed by as much as a year in receiving them.
IF YOU MUST CHANGE ADDRESSES DURING THE AOS PROCESS -
A) Please try to not change postal addresses at least until you have received your AOS filing receipt, your Advance Parole (AP) and your Employment Authorization Card (EAD).
B) Let us know of any address change as soon as possible.
C) YOU MUST PERSONALLY NOTIFY BCIS OF THE ADDRESS CHANGE
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4. ADDRESS CHANGES -
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT YOU NOT CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS DURING THE AOS PROCESS. IF YOU WANT YOUR CASE TO GO SMOOTHLY, AND YOU WANT TO RECEIVE YOUR KEY DOCUMENTS TIMELY, DO NOT CHANGE ADDRESSES.
Notifying USCIS of any address changes does NOT remedy the problem. USCIS does not input this information into their computer systems on a timely basis, and does not route the information to all of the adjudicators who may be responsible for different parts of your application. Further, USCIS sends all official notifications and documents, including the Advance Parole and EAD, in envelopes that instruct the Post Office NOT to forward any BCIS mail to a new address, but to return the mail to USCIS. Once it is returned to USCIS, USCIS will NOT mail it again. As a result, if you move and your USCIS mail is not delivered, we may miss important deadlines and we will have to resubmit portions of your application and you will be delayed by as much as a year in receiving them.
IF YOU MUST CHANGE ADDRESSES DURING THE AOS PROCESS -
A) Please try to not change postal addresses at least until you have received your AOS filing receipt, your Advance Parole (AP) and your Employment Authorization Card (EAD).
B) Let us know of any address change as soon as possible.
C) YOU MUST PERSONALLY NOTIFY BCIS OF THE ADDRESS CHANGE
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