Do We Need to Report a Change of Address to Immigration for TM30?

Apr 22, 2020

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Do we need to go to immigration for TM30 if we change address?

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Yes, you must report a change of address to immigration for the TM30 form. You or the property owner have up to 24 business hours to notify immigration of your new residence.

Peter ***********

YES

5 years ago

Benjamin ******

Yes. You, or the proper owner, have up to 24 business hours to report where you are living to immigration

5 years ago

Bobby ********

@Benjamin *****

. I think it's 24 hours on the clock, not business hours, which are generally 9-5, so I don't think you get three days to file?

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