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How do I declare my address if I plan to stay in a hotel initially?

Starting out at a hotel? You can use its address for correspondence in the EB-5 process, as long as it receives your notifications, and update it once you move. Learn how to avoid missing official communications.

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Victoria Harper

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Updated on July 21, 2026
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If you will be staying at a hotel at first, you can use the hotel address as your mailing address when providing your information during the process. The key point is to provide a valid address that can reliably receive and forward official correspondence and notifications.

Confirm with the hotel that it accepts mail on your behalf. If so, that address can appear on forms and records with USCIS for the duration of that temporary arrangement.

  • Use an address that will actually receive your official correspondence.
  • Prefer a location that will forward immigration notifications reliably.
  • Plan ahead for the switch to your permanent address as soon as you move.

Once you have a more stable residence, update your address with USCIS within the required timeframe. Keeping your information current prevents missing important communications; if you are unsure how or when to notify, check the official USCIS guidelines or speak with a specialist.

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Type
Investment Green Card
Min. investment
US$ 800,000
Jobs created
Minimum 10 (full-time)
Processing
24-48 months
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How do I declare my address if I plan to stay in a hotel initially?

Starting out at a hotel? You can use its address for correspondence in the EB-5 process, as long as it receives your notifications, and update it once you move. Learn how to avoid missing official communications.

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