USCIS announcement stating that domestic petitioners will mail stand-alone I-130 applications to either the Chicago or Phoenix Lockbox, effective January 1, 2012. There are no changes to filing locations when submitting an I-130 with an I-485.
USCIS Announces Changes to Stand-Alone I-130 Filing Locations (Updated 01/03/12)
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