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Answered a year and 4 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
You notify Uscis that you want to change the field office location because you moved to another state. If you want counsel to represent you, you can always hire someone and they can file a G 28 notice of appearance of attorney of record in the case to take it over. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee to handle a case midstream. ... Read More
You notify Uscis that you want to change the field office location because you moved to another state. If you want counsel to represent you, you can... Read More

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