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90 days continous living at the same address requested before filing ?

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Hi Everyone,

I have a quick question for you. I have been eligible to apply for US citizenship for some time now, I just did not do it yet. Me and my husband moved from NJ back to FL about a month ago and I have read somewhere that I must live at the present address for at least 90 days before filing? Thank you and good luck everyone!

N-400 sent on 4/28/2014

Check cashed on 5/3/2014

Text msg & email received 5/5/2014

Biometric appointment letter mailed out on 5/15/2014

Biometric appointment letter received on 5/19/2014 for May 30th,2014

Biometrics done (walk-in) on 5/23/2014

Inline for interview 5/28/2014

Received yellow letter indicating to bring to the interview ID/State DL and all passports on 7/5/2014

USCIS website status changed to ''scheduled for interview" on 7/24/2014

Received letter :interview date will be on 9/2/2014

Interview result : approved :joy:

Oath Ceremony appointment date letter mailed out on 9/5/2014

Online status changed and received letter with Oath Ceremony date for 9/12/2014

09/12/2014 - I AM A United States Citizen!

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Hi Everyone,

I have a quick question for you. I have been eligible to apply for US citizenship for some time now, I just did not do it yet. Me and my husband moved from NJ back to FL about a month ago and I have read somewhere that I must live at the present address for at least 90 days before filing? Thank you and good luck everyone!

You have to have been a resident in the state in which you are applying for at least 90 days at the time you apply. If you are applying in Florida, you have about two months to go before you can send in your application. You should be prepared to show some sort of proof of how long you've been in Florida if asked.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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Raluca805   1

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That answered my question, thank you very much for your time and info.

N-400 sent on 4/28/2014

Check cashed on 5/3/2014

Text msg & email received 5/5/2014

Biometric appointment letter mailed out on 5/15/2014

Biometric appointment letter received on 5/19/2014 for May 30th,2014

Biometrics done (walk-in) on 5/23/2014

Inline for interview 5/28/2014

Received yellow letter indicating to bring to the interview ID/State DL and all passports on 7/5/2014

USCIS website status changed to ''scheduled for interview" on 7/24/2014

Received letter :interview date will be on 9/2/2014

Interview result : approved :joy:

Oath Ceremony appointment date letter mailed out on 9/5/2014

Online status changed and received letter with Oath Ceremony date for 9/12/2014

09/12/2014 - I AM A United States Citizen!

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tadli77   18

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I was in the same boat. I moved to Kansas from Virginia when I was already eligible to file for naturalization.

I signed a lease for my apartment and changed my drivers license from VA to KS. After exactly 90 days of living here, I applied and submitted my N-400. At the interview, the IO asked me how long I have lived in Kansas and was able to show proof (license and apartment lease).

Good luck!!!

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