N400, problem, confused, please help!!!!!!

[N400transfer 0]

Hi:

My N400 application has been transferred to another District office, since I went to school at a different state this fall. I have already received the re-interview notice letter that asks me to be interviewed at the new district office.

I have one question.

1.I just wondering, do I have to change my driver’s license to the state where my school is for my N400 interview? I only stay there to study. All my family are back in California. I have no intention to stay there after my program is over.

thank you, your help is greatly appreciated.

[thea 1]

check the requirements for that state if they allow for students to keep the licence from their home state or if you need to get a new license

[KyngSilva 0]

check the requirements for that state if they allow for students to keep the licence from their home state or if you need to get a new license

As thea stated above check with the local DMV. What it might boil down to is that your not a resident of that particular state you go to school in and your license is valid. What constitutes you as a resident? That's up to your state. As far as the license for the interview, I would recommend getting a license from the state your going to school in. You can always reapply once your back in your home state. That's just my 2 cents.

[KyngSilva 0]

As thea stated above check with the local DMV. What it might boil down to is that your not a resident of that particular state you go to school in and your license is valid. What constitutes you as a resident? That's up to your state. As far as the license for the interview, I would recommend getting a license from the state your going to school in. You can always reapply once your back in your home state. That's just my 2 cents.

What I meant to say was What it might boil down to is are you a resident of the state you go to school in.

[NickD 202]

As thea stated above check with the local DMV. What it might boil down to is that your not a resident of that particular state you go to school in and your license is valid. What constitutes you as a resident? That's up to your state. As far as the license for the interview, I would recommend getting a license from the state your going to school in. You can always reapply once your back in your home state. That's just my 2 cents.

What I meant to say was What it might boil down to is are you a resident of the state you go to school in.

Your university not only deals with out of state students, but even immigrants, hey, they want your money. That is the first place to check for the requirements you should follow.

Auto and health insurance, income taxes, and driver's licenses are the big ones, those are easy to learn about. The difficult one is the USCIS, can't seem to find a ruling when your kid goes to college, but for her, the rest consider our home as her permanent address. But again, 50 states, and 50 different sets of laws.