N-400 Employer History Information Question

[PSJ_1 0]

Question about Employers address change.

Hi,

The company I am working for (joined in 2016) recently moved (June 2021) to a new location, so while filling out the N-400 form Employment history, do I

• use the new company address for 2016 to current duration? I have W2 with old address for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020
• split my employment history, for the same company, into two parts?
  • 2016 to 2021 May → old address and
  • 2021 June to current →new address

Regards,

PSJ

 

[igoyougoduke 1,677]

they are asking empolyment history.. where you worked? they are not going to run an FBI check if the employer moved to new address. use the new address its fine 

[powerpuff 6,748]

~ Moved from General Immigration Discussion to US citizenship discussion as the question is about filling N-400 ~

[arken 4,197]

11 hours ago, PSJ_1 said:

split my employment history, for the same company, into two parts?

• 2016 to 2021 May → old address and
• 2021 June to current →new address

 

Do this.

[PSJ_1 0]

Thank you igoyougoduke and arken for the prompt reply.

I am planning to go with the first option as i forgot to mention that i do not have W2 for the new address and will probably get it in Jan 2022, however i will wait till the end of tomorrow to see if other user can convince be with their reasoning or having similar kind of experience.

 

Mods, if you could edit and add "do not have W2 for the new address" to the original post it would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

13 hours ago, PSJ_1 said:

Question about Employers address change.

Hi,

The company I am working for (joined in 2016) recently moved (June 2021) to a new location, so while filling out the N-400 form Employment history, do I

• use the new company address for 2016 to current duration? I have W2 with old address for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020
• split my employment history, for the same company, into two parts?
  • 2016 to 2021 May → old address and
  • 2021 June to current →new address  but do not have W2 for the new address

Regards,

PSJ

 

[El Escocés 217]

7 hours ago, PSJ_1 said:

Thank you igoyougoduke and arken for the prompt reply.

I am planning to go with the first option as i forgot to mention that i do not have W2 for the new address and will probably get it in Jan 2022, however i will wait till the end of tomorrow to see if other user can convince be with their reasoning or having similar kind of experience.

 

Mods, if you could edit and add "do not have W2 for the new address" to the original post it would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

I work for a company with many offices within the US and  the W2 comes from a central office in which I have never worked.  And the entity which is on the W2 is different from the entity for which I work for. I don’t think the W2 address will matter. 

[PSJ_1 0]

thanks El Escocés

21 hours ago, El Escocés said:

I work for a company with many offices within the US and  the W2 comes from a central office in which I have never worked.  And the entity which is on the W2 is different from the entity for which I work for. I don’t think the W2 address will matter.