Different legal residential addresses when filing for citizenship

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26 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Your main concern is the discrepancy between your actual residence address and the ones you and your wife use for tax purposes.

I do not think it should be an issue. 

 

Even if you actually didn't live together, it wouldn't be an issue, as the USCIS manual states the following:

 

"Involuntary Separation

Under very limited circumstances and where there is no indication of marital disunity, an applicant may be able to establish that he or she is living in marital union with his or her U.S. citizen spouse even though the applicant does not actually reside with citizen spouse. An applicant is not made ineligible for naturalization for not living in marital union if the separation is due to circumstances beyond his or her control, such as:

-Service in the U.S. armed forces; or

-Required travel or relocation for employment."

 

Source: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-g-chapter-2#S-D-3

You didn’t bold the bit that said “Under very limited circumstances”. I had already told OP that an exception could be made.

It’s not in any case relevant to OP’s case where they do in fact live together but he wants to use a different address to his wife for tax purposes.