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b0rn2win   0

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Hello everyone, I have a question about the evidence for the interview. My husband's driving license shows an old adress. We live in this new appartment for a year now. We are trying to find a better place to live but will wait till the process is done. So because we are not planning on living in this apartment for a long time he didnt change the adress on his driving license. Is it going to be a problem on the interview? Thank you

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Since you moved to this address over a year ago, did you notify USCIS of the new address or were the AOS forms filed with that address? The DL may not be a problem, but making an address change on that card is fairly simple, so they may ask about it.

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b0rn2win   0

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Yes we filed all the documents with the new adress. They have our new adress. We may change the adress on his DL just in case.

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I'd go ahead and get the address on the DL changed if only because it is a simple piece of evidence that shows a shared residence.

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