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Potential new job, change of state

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Hi,

I am due to file for citizenship this April, and I am gathering all my info. However, I may be taking a new job this summer, and I wanted to know what will happen to my file if I apply in one state and move to another.

I want my immigration wrapped up over the summer and in time for 2014 election.

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Remember to file your change of address when you move.

That may or may not change your regional office. If so, then your file will be "transferred" to the new office. You'll be notified when they need to talk to you, and it'll tell you which office now has it.

Good luck.

Bill

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