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NOID received what to do please

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Hello all. I and my spouse attended ROC/N400 interview last Sept. got rfe and later received NOID based on the fact that i and my wife lived separately due to some circumstances. She went back to take care of her daughter who fell sick after childbirth. She works there too since she can't just sit around and not do anything. I and her travel in between states just to be together and also spend all the holidays together. 2 reasons on the NOID are she lives and work in another state. As a response to this NOID we have terminated her lease, applied for jobs back here will be starting soon, transferred her drivers license to Texas(she has been using her state driver's licence since we met) closed her bank account that carries the address where she lived. Flight records showing i go there for the holidays since she went back to take care of her daughter. A lenghty cover letter from her, also from me. I hope this will help in getting a positive(approval) response from USCIS Please any advice and input will be highly appreciated, we have 30 days to respond.

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