I have a bond check under my name. i need to change address, but i dont have what USCIS need? what can i do?

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   Theodore Murphy

   West Chester Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 28, 2013 16:37. The bonds are typically handled by ICE. They have forms for you to file to change your address, and to replace missing forms.

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   Jose Moreno

   Jacksonville Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 28, 2013 18:04. Consult an immigration attorney, they should be able to walk you through the process.

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   Dean P MurrayPro

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   Answered January 28, 2013 19:28. I agree with my colleagues.
   
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   Samuel Maina

   San Francisco Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 28, 2013 21:50. You can contact a lawyer or DHS for guidance

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