Q: Do I need to report change of address (to USCIS) for extended visit during the Naturalization Process?
I am a resident of Texas and I am in the naturalization process in the State the Texas. My wife lives & works in Georgia. She is going through some medical issues and I have to stay with her for 4-5 months starting from August, 2019. My employer in Texas has agreed to give me an unpaid leave until December, 2019. In January, 2020 I will return to Texas and resume my employment with my current employer. Since, this is more like an extended visit and I will anyway return to Texas to my job in January, I plan to keep my Texas Residency and Texas Driver's license. I also plan to to make one or two short visits to Texas between August - December. For this 4-5 month stay in Georgia with my wife, do I need to report USCIS for a change of address (Texas address to Georgia address)as part of my Naturalization process?
A: If your interview is scheduled during that time, you will need to return to TX for it, but there is nothing else that suggests any problems.
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