DACA to Greencard, wanting to apply for citizenship, but have an issue..
 

So, I've been on this forum for a while and thanks to this post and information on this forum I was able to go from DACA to Advance Parole to Green Card. Im now eligible to apply for citizenship. I have one issue that might be an issue to me applying and im hoping someone on here has experience with an issue like this. So my issue is I have a driver's license different from my current state of residence and i can't change my driver's license at this time because I hold a professional license that I work with as a LPN in that state of my driver's license. I can't change my professional license over to my current state of residence at this time so there for i can't change my driver's license address at this time. So my question is has anyone been in a situation like this. I know citizenship application has a state residency requirement of 3 months before filing for citizenship. Has anyone had a different driver's license address (mailing address) different from there physical address (tax home). Also in applying do you have to show your driver's license for identification or is your Green card ok for the application process or interview.

Re: DACA to Greencard, wanting to apply for citizenship, but have an issue..
 

Imo, I don't think three months is too long of a wait before applying for naturalization.

Re: DACA to Greencard, wanting to apply for citizenship, but have an issue..
 

Which states are those? In general the nursing license and the driver's license don't have to be from the same state and it's not uncommon to live in State A and work in State B.

That being said, grab some secondary proofs, and if they ask explain why this happened.

Re: DACA to Greencard, wanting to apply for citizenship, but have an issue..
 

sorry wrong thread please delete

Re: DACA to Greencard, wanting to apply for citizenship, but have an issue..
 

Can you just use your greencard as identification when applying for citizenship or do you need to show your driver's license.