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i was looking around in the forums but couldnt find any such case.

what happens if you are married but live in different state from each other.

i have to file my i751 in few months so i am undecided on when i should move out. (due to job reasons)

wife will be joining me a few months later.

March 11- mailed out AOS to chicago

March 31- I-485 touched.

April 3- got letter in mail saying Initial interview on May 15.

interview came way too fast..

approved 2 yr card on july 2007

Feb10 - mailed out I-751 to CSC

Feb20 - did biometrics

waiting waiting waiting for the 10 year card......................................

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If you can document well the reasons why you need to work in different states right now and show that it isn't a permanent situation but only a temporary one, it shouldn't cause any problems. Be prepared to explain the hows and whys of the separation as living separately may trigger an interview. If you are still together as a couple you will file together jointly and if there is an interview, you both attend the interview. I am not sure what you mean by 'undecided about when to move out'.

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i meant i havent moved out yet...

but i would like to in a few months.. however in a few months i will also be filing for my i-751.... so things could get complicated.. and i am a tiny bit worried that by the time i-751 is being looked at, i might be called in for interview... and i will be living in different address... i hope no interview again.

i already had interview for the 2 yr card.

If you can document well the reasons why you need to work in different states right now and show that it isn't a permanent situation but only a temporary one, it shouldn't cause any problems. Be prepared to explain the hows and whys of the separation as living separately may trigger an interview. If you are still together as a couple you will file together jointly and if there is an interview, you both attend the interview. I am not sure what you mean by 'undecided about when to move out'.

March 11- mailed out AOS to chicago

March 31- I-485 touched.

April 3- got letter in mail saying Initial interview on May 15.

interview came way too fast..

approved 2 yr card on july 2007

Feb10 - mailed out I-751 to CSC

Feb20 - did biometrics

waiting waiting waiting for the 10 year card......................................

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