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If a LPR has her permanent residence in Atlanta, but plans to go to college in Nashville and leases an apartment in Nashville, is the LPR upon moving into the apartment required by law to file an AR-11 showing her move to the temporary address in Nashville? If so, which address does the USCIS consider to be her address of record, the permanent one in Atlanta or the temporary one in Nashville?

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If a LPR has her permanent residence in Atlanta, but plans to go to college in Nashville and leases an apartment in Nashville, is the LPR upon moving into the apartment required by law to file an AR-11 showing her move to the temporary address in Nashville? If so, which address does the USCIS consider to be her address of record, the permanent one in Atlanta or the temporary one in Nashville?
You do not need to include temporary addresses as long as you maintain your present address as your permanent residence and continue to receive mail there.

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