Semi-tricky ROC/Biometrics question

[Trymester3 6]

My wife submitted her I-751 ROC packet early Feb. 2017. Her biometrics appointment came in for her to attend near the end of March 2017.

 

In the middle of the paper it says something like: "Note: You need to reaffirm that you reviewed and understood your application, petition...and that the contents of your application, petition, or request are complete true and correct."

 

She filed the application with a divorce waiver, because we are in the middle of a divorce. The judge has not provided the divorce decree yet though. The plan was to write in the divorce decree date when the RFE eventually comes in. So, when going in for the biometrics appointment, if she is asked whether or not everything she put in her ROC application is true, will she be lying if she says "yes"? (since, technically she wasn't really legally divorced when she submitted the application). Does this make sense?

 

Secondly, she now has a new reliable home address where she currently resides. My address is still her mailing address though and the only address we used for her I-751 application. If asked if everything on her application is "true and correct", should she volunteer the information that she is now living at a new address?

[milimelo 4,268]

By law she has to change her address with USCIS within 10 days of moving. AR-11 online. 

[Trymester3 6]

Any advice for the "divorce waiver filing even though the divorce didn't happen yet" issue?

[bolin786 21]

Those are general questions that they always insert in all documents to further inform you that you should be truthful. Insofar as your divorce proceeding, I do not think you have to worry about that at this point.   The only think you have to bring are your letter for the appointment and passport with visa or GC card, etc., according to the stage of the application you are in .

[bolin786 21]

Insofar as address change refer above to milimelo

[Trymester3 6]

Thank you guys for your replies