Address Update Dilemma: Seeking Advice for Naturalization Application (N400)

[virgo2019 0]

Hello everyone,

 

I am currently eligible to apply for my naturalization process. When I first moved to the United States, I initially lived with my in-laws for a month. Afterward, my family and I moved to our rented home, but I never officially updated my address with USCIS. Consequently, all my documents, including official communications, are still being delivered to my in-laws' address. Furthermore, my driving license displays my in-laws' address. The only document that reflects my current rented home address is my LLC, where I have mentioned it as my place of work since I work from home.

 

I'm seeking advice on whether I should include my current home address on my N400 form or continue using my in-laws' address, given that we share the same zip code. If I do choose to mention my current address, I'm concerned it might raise a red flag with USCIS, as I haven't updated my address in three years, and it doesn't match my driver's license. Please advise on the best course of action.

[JeanneAdil 6,423]

you need to do a proper change of address with immigration  (AR-11)

 

and for DL Missouri requires that you file your change of address paperwork within just 30 days of establishing residency in the state (and immediately if you’re already a resident), there really isn’t much time to waste.

 

Change of address to  IRS,  bank account , insurance companies and any other office u do business with 

 

Then file the N 400

the USC spouse should also change all as u need to prove u live together