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Changing Address in the Middle of I-751 Process?

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My wife's two-year green card will expire in mid-May. As such, I am preparing all the paperwork to file her removal of conditions. I have one major question:
 

  1. We are going to be moving to a new apartment in mid-April. I would like to file as soon as next week for a couple reasons. Mainly it is because our lease/bank/car insurance/utilities/etc. are all linked to our current address and have been for the past two years. I also do not want to wait the extra month before filing. However, I wonder if this will have any negative impact on the process? We moved between the time she entered with the K1 and actually got her green card and it was not an issue. But I just want to check if anyone else has moved during the I-751 process and what their experiences were.
     

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