Military required move after filing N400

[Canrebat 5]

I'm sorry, I know this isn't an uncommon topic but I am having a really hard time finding out a definite answer to this one.  I don't know either if my husband being in the military matters but I mention it because I know there are sometimes residency exceptions for active duty military.  He's the citizen, I'm the applicant, I have held my green card for 7 years now.

 

Anyway here goes, I filed N400 back in August.  I've done my biometrics and currently have the status "We Have Reviewed Your Biometrics".  Well we got orders sooner than expected and I will be leavingTexas this March. 

Is there anyway I will be able to transfer my in process application to a service center in North Dakota if I don't have my interview before we move?

 

If they can't transfer the application at that stage will it just be considered abandoned?  If yes will that affect my permanent residency?

 

I'm pretty anxious about this whole thing if you can't tell, any advice or even anecdotes would be appreciated, thank you all  

[Lola2 5]

1 hour ago, Canrebat said:

I'm sorry, I know this isn't an uncommon topic but I am having a really hard time finding out a definite answer to this one.  I don't know either if my husband being in the military matters but I mention it because I know there are sometimes residency exceptions for active duty military.  He's the citizen, I'm the applicant, I have held my green card for 7 years now.

 

Anyway here goes, I filed N400 back in August.  I've done my biometrics and currently have the status "We Have Reviewed Your Biometrics".  Well we got orders sooner than expected and I will be leavingTexas this March. 

Is there anyway I will be able to transfer my in process application to a service center in North Dakota if I don't have my interview before we move?

 

If they can't transfer the application at that stage will it just be considered abandoned?  If yes will that affect my permanent residency?

 

I'm pretty anxious about this whole thing if you can't tell, any advice or even anecdotes would be appreciated, thank you all  

Hello,

There is an option to change your address and because he is military active duty gives you a valid reason. That said, I would still verify with USCIS anyways. I am sure all will be fine, and thank him for his service! Good luck! 

[Canrebat 5]

13 hours ago, Lola2 said:

Hello,

There is an option to change your address and because he is military active duty gives you a valid reason. That said, I would still verify with USCIS anyways. I am sure all will be fine, and thank him for his service! Good luck! 

 

Thank you very much Lola2   

[tommy5533 13]

Canrebat, I am actually in the same boat as you, we are in the Air Force here in Utah and we are doing to move in the summer. Since you are the spouse of the military member, there is a helpline only for military member. 877-CIS-4MIL (877-247-4645). I actually called regarding my application before, if you receive order to go oversea, they will actually send a request to your field office to see if they can expedite your application or not, if yes then great, if not then they will pull your file back to the National Benefit Center. If you are moving to other state, I believe they can still send out a request to see if the expedite process is possible, otherwise they will request your file to be sent to your future field office after your move. I will definitely call and find out!!

Edited February 2, 2018 by tommy5533
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[Canrebat 5]

On 2/2/2018 at 9:12 AM, tommy5533 said:

Canrebat, I am actually in the same boat as you, we are in the Air Force here in Utah and we are doing to move in the summer. Since you are the spouse of the military member, there is a helpline only for military member. 877-CIS-4MIL (877-247-4645). I actually called regarding my application before, if you receive order to go oversea, they will actually send a request to your field office to see if they can expedite your application or not, if yes then great, if not then they will pull your file back to the National Benefit Center. If you are moving to other state, I believe they can still send out a request to see if the expedite process is possible, otherwise they will request your file to be sent to your future field office after your move. I will definitely call and find out!!

 

That's amazing information thank you so much. I will give them a call