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Thank you all You are right Mike — it will actually be exactly 94 days when my second interview is scheduled for. my guess is that it will perhaps be more about my move — because my second interview letter doesn’t mention anything about a civics/ English test like the first one. i still have my old DL, and I don’t have time to get a new one — so let’s see how big of an issue that becomes. appreciate you all quelling my concerns that a 2nd interview is not a cause for worry.

Hi I had my first interview in Illinois in July where I passed the civics and English test, but informed the interview officer that I had moved to NJ 2 weeks ago (flew to IL for interview only) and that my current address was not in IL. The interview went very smoothly! Now today, almost 2.5 months later I received another interview letter for Newark Nj office. Is this normal? Cause for worry? Do I need to bring any additional evidence? Is this troublesome/ worrisome? I was just hoping to get an oath invite but instead this kind of freaks me out a lot. danke .

Great point I plan to tell them that I have moved after my interview was scheduled. Folks had suggested that the IO may not interview and just say you gotta do it in your new state. I am hoping (fingers crossed) that they do interview me despite the address change. And then they can perhaps schedule my oath in either location - I won’t ever say no to more reasons to come visit Chicago.

1. So I can take the receipt with me as physical proof of sending it. 2. It buys more time - so perhaps hoping they don’t get to address change before the actual interview date.

Thank you both. I submitted my AR 11. Instead of online, I sent it via usps and certified mail so I have proof. appreciate both of y’all’s help.

Pardon if this has been asked before. Any one has experience of interviewing while changing address to another state. I am moving to a new state exactly a month before my scheduled interview date in end of July at the Chicago office. my plan is to take a flight back — but I have read on blogs that the office might just cancel it while youre there because you don’t live in the state any more.

Hi all, first post ever case facts - currently a Chicago resident - citizenship interview scheduled for end of July (July 26th) - but I am moving out to my new apartment in New Jersey (closest office Newark) in 3 days (June 21st) Questions 1) do I just show up for the Chicago interview? 2) do I go to the field office in Chicago to ask them? 3) I will update my address online within 10 days of the move — what else can I do to make sure the case is not slipped through the cracks, I have read too many horror stories here 4) any thing else I gotta be doing perhaps?