Interview Notice (N400) wrong address

[KPea 0]

Hello! I had submitted an AR-11 Change of Address back in August with my new address. I didn't actually receive any email or letter in the mail to confirm it went through, but after I submitted it I got the message "Success! Address change request submitted" with a confirmation number, which I took a screenshot of.

 

I see online that I have my Naturalization interview scheduled and the notice is being mailed to me, however viewing the letter online I see it has my old address. I believe my mail is being forwarded to me so I think I will get it, but my questions are:

1. If my mail does not get forwarded and I do not receive it in the mail, can I just print out the copy of the letter from online, or is there something about the letter in the mail being the 'original' that i need to bring that one specifically?

2. I intend on telling the officer the letter has my old address and I had submitted an AR-11 back in August. Hoping he can confirm or correct it in the system at the interview. Is this sufficient, or am I supposed to do anything more, now before the interview about the incorrect address?

 

Also random question, but anyone know if they are still offering same-day oath ceremonies in Seattle? I have a 7:55am appointment..

 

Thanks!

Kristy

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2 hours ago, KPea said:

1. If my mail does not get forwarded and I do not receive it in the mail, can I just print out the copy of the letter from online, or is there something about the letter in the mail being the 'original' that i need to bring that one specifically?

You can use the online PDF ---just print that out.

 

2 hours ago, KPea said:

2. I intend on telling the officer the letter has my old address and I had submitted an AR-11 back in August. Hoping he can confirm or correct it in the system at the interview. Is this sufficient, or am I supposed to do anything more, now before the interview about the incorrect address?

Make sure it's corrected at the interview with the officer if the new address is not already on file with them.