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Subject: Re: Moving During Naturalization Process Posted on: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:45:54 -0500

On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:54:03 +0000, Noorah101
wrote:

>
>> Trying to help out here by looking for some information.
>>
>> I have a question regarding moving from one end of the country to
>> another. I have an employee who lives in California, his spouse has
>> filed an N400 for naturalization, I understand the process could take
>> 6 to 9 months. I have a promotion for this employee. I would like to
>> move him to Connecticut immediately - and he would like to come, but
>> is afraid that the naturalization process will need to be started
>> over.
>>
>> What can I do? Can I do something to expedite the process for his
>> wife? Is there a way to do this without starting over?
>
>You can't expedite the naturalization process unless it's for the spouse
>of USC military personnel.
>
>Part of the naturalization requirements is that the applicant must have
>lived in the jurisdiction of where he will file the N-400 for a certain
>amount of time (30 days...60 days...not sure about that one).
>
>One solution is for his wife to stay in California until her
>naturalization process is finished, and then join her husband in
>Connecticut. If they both move to CT, they will indeed have to refile
>the N-400.
>
>Rene

Anytime a LPR moves they are required to inform USCIS of their address
change. I believe she could move to a new address while her N-400 is
pending. At least, from the USCIS website it appears to be the
possible to move while your case is pending:
My advice to the Op would be to call the USCIS and ask. It's a simple
question, really.

Here's a direct cut/paste quote from the USCIS site:

17. What do I do if my address has changed?

If you have a pending application or petition at a Service Center, go
online at www.uscis. gov or call the NCSC toll-free number at
1-800-375-5283 when you move to report your address change. Please
note that every alien must report a change of address whenever he or
she moves. Special Registration address change requirements also apply
to some aliens. Note you are required to file a Form AR11, Change of
Address Form.