Truck driver, living in truck, 3 month state residency requirement n400, no stable address

[ready4woteva]

Hi, I’m OTR long haul truck driver, basically living in a truck. Soon I will be ready to apply for US citizenship. My question is that I don’t rent or own a house. I use a mail forwarding service in Florida that provides a street address and scans my mail. I’m using this service with same address for over 2 years. My taxes, DL, bank account, everything is done through this address. As I understand, I’m considered Florida resident. Will I have problem listing this address as my physical address in n400 and explaining my situation? I’ve been googling this topic and opinions are split. I’ve found a poster with quiet the same situation and he was denied (actually IO suggested he withdrew his application) because he didn’t ACTUALLY live at least 3 month in that state prior to filing n400. What are your thoughts? What should I do?

Edit: I was Actually living in FL about 2 years ago, before going over the road.

 

[BelRed]

How about rent a place as a roommate in shared housing now in some state that is central to your routes. Keep driving around country making some visits to rental place. File N400 after 3 months from that state. Keep your Florida mail forwarding address for all correspondence.