change of address

[ff1972]

is that detention?

I live in New York and my interview is on May 8th. I found a job in Maryland that i will start on June 1st. I am paying cheap rent in my current residence in NY, so i am not intending to move from New York but maintain residence in both states. I will be still receiving all my mail and staying the wekkends in New York. Do you think will that be an issue regarding my N-400 being filed in New York? the N-400 guideline says residence in filing district "3 month before filing"

 

[Flydog]

If you can still get mail at your NY address and you still have an NY drivers license you are probably good to go.

 

[ff1972]

Thanks. Jeez, my appointment day is getting closer and i am very nervous. while i was reviewing the application i found question 16 and 20 Part 10. Have you ever being arrested or detained even by INS? have you ever been paroled? Here's my story i arrived in US on F1 visa but couldn't study and left for Canada after 1 day and filed for refugee status which was denied and was ordered exclusion order. I voluntrily arrived in Niagra Falls canadian immigration post and escorted by their immigration to US INS at US Niagra Falls station. I was questioned for couple of hours and released pending deportation hearing. Judge later on gave me voluntary departure, i married US citizen I-130 was approved and judge has terminated deportation proceedings. Now is that considered detained and paroled because i answered no to both? My record is very clean never an arrest not even a traffic ticket. What concerns me is on I-130 application it says how you entered US and lawyer back then put paroled. Isnt paroled is if you've been arrested? i appreciate your views regarding that