Getting P BOX after N400 filing/ Already received NOA for application and Also FP

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dakazn

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I just need to ask I already filed my naturalization application N400 and received NOA1 and then FP NOA.Recently I rented one USPS P BOX for my mail.I need to make request for mail forwarding with USPS from current address to P Box (mail forwarding). I am just wondering is this thing going to affect my N400 application. Does USPS not deliver mail belonging to USCIS to P Box. As USPS is also Fed agency, so USCIS might look into their database to confirm my residential info
Thanks if anybody share their experience about this.
 
dakazn said:
I just need to ask I already filed my naturalization application N400 and received NOA1 and then FP NOA.Recently I rented one USPS P BOX for my mail.I need to make request for mail forwarding with USPS from current address to P Box (mail forwarding). I am just wondering is this thing going to affect my N400 application. Does USPS not deliver mail belonging to USCIS to P Box. As USPS is also Fed agency, so USCIS might look into their database to confirm my residential info
Thanks if anybody share their experience about this.
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It sounds like a very BAD move.

It sounds just like that case from NJ where the N-400 applicant was really living abroad "back home" and falsely claiming to be resident in Paramus, (spelling?) NJ.
 
BigJoe5 said:
It sounds like a very BAD move.

It sounds just like that case from NJ where the N-400 applicant was really living abroad "back home" and falsely claiming to be resident in Paramus, (spelling?) NJ.
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Oh that sounds problem. I got just my box for some important mail...........I am not going to change my address with USCIS because I am living their. Even I am not changing my address for my other mail. My P Box will just get the mail which is supposed to deliver at my home (mail forwarding). So my all mail will have my current residence address, it just USPS will keep in P BOX instead of deliverng home. This is what USPS told me
 
I wouldn't risk it.

What could be more important than your N400? Can't you wait until your N400 process is finished to do all that forwarding stuff? They are watching, and any "strange" action could affect a decision in the process, even if the reasons behind it are legit.

Just my $0.02
 
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