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WA state resident applying while studying in MA

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I am currently a graduate student in Boston MA. However, I was raised in WA state and have a driver's license from that state and have not requested a MA driver's license.

I am scheduled to apply for US citizenship in October.

Since I will be applying with a Boston, MA address, do I have to also have a MA state drivers license as identification if I am here as a student? Could I just use my WA state ID and mention that my Boston address is only while I am in school? How do the 3 month residence policy apply to graduate students?

Thank you for the clarification!

N-400 Application

10/20/2014 . Day 000 . N-400 sent to Dallas, TX via USPS

10/23/2014 . Day 003 . Package Delivered

10/27/2014 . Day 007 . Check Cleared - Total Amount $680

10/30/2014 . Day 010 . NOA Hardcopy Received (Dated 10/24/14)

ROC Journey

11/06/2013 . Day 000 . I-751 sent to Vermont Service Center via USPS

11/08/2013 . Day 002 . Package Delivered

11/13/2013 . Day 007 . Check Cleared - Total Amount $590

11/14/2013 . Day 008 . NOA Hardcopy Received (Dated 11/08/13)

12/04/2013 . Day 028 . Walk-in Biometrics (Original Appt. 12/13/13)

04/11/2013 . Day 156 . I-751 Approved: Permanent Resident Card Production Ordered

AOS Journey
11/04/2011 . Day 00 . I-130 and I-485 sent to Chicago Lockbox via USPS
11/07/2011 . Day 03 . Package Delivered
11/08/2011 . Day 04 . Application Routed to NBC (per NOA email)
11/10/2011 . Day 06 . NOA1 email/text (I-130, I-485, I-765)
11/14/2011 . Day 10 . Check Cleared - Total Amount $1490
11/18/2011 . Day 14 . NOA1 Hardcopies & Biometrics Appt. (12/09/2011)
11/22/2011 . Day 18 . Walk-in Biometrics Completed at Seattle ASC
12/14/2011 . Day 40 . I485 Interview Notice Received
01/06/2012 . Day 63 . EAD Card/ Document Production Ordered
01/11/2012 . Day 68 . EAD Card/ Document Production Ordered - Notification #2
01/12/2012 . Day 69 . EAD Approval Notice Sent
01/14/2012 . Day 71 . EAD Received via USPS Priority Mail
01/17/2011 . Day 74 . AOS Interview
01/17/2012 . Day 74 . Permanent Resident Card Production Ordered
01/18/2012 . Day 75 . Permanent Resident Status Registered
01/18/2012 . Day 75 . I-130 Approved
01/18/2012 . Day 75 . EAD Approval Notice Received
01/20/2012 . Day 77 . Permanent Resident Card Production Ordered - Notification #2
01/23/2012 . Day 80 . I-130 Approval Received
01/23/2012 . Day 80 . Welcome Notice Received
01/25/2012 . Day 82 . Green Card Received via USPS Priority Mail

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