Mistake in Renewal Application

Hi,

I was just hoping someone might have some insight on what I could do. I sent in my application to renew DACA on the first of this month and just received my receipt notices. I am currently a university student and had lived on-campus during the times I had previously reapplied, so I used my school's mailing address as the address I was currently living in. In 2015, I lived off-campus in an apartment and then moved to another place. I thought that it would be fine if I kept the same address and did not add any new ones-- I thought it would be less messy. It did not hit me until just now that doing so was a poor choice. My driver's license has the address of the first apartment I moved to, so when they run the background check, they will realize that the address information does not match. I am currently freaking out about this. What do I do? Is there any way to add the two addresses I failed to list? Any insight would be extremely helpful.

Thanks!

change of address online, maybe?

That only allows a change for one address.

Never heard of anyone getting an RFE for a wrong address, you just don't want your card or other documents to go to the wrong place.

Are you able to forward mail to your new address? I wouldn't stress it to be honest. fill out the change of address form on the USCIS web site and make sure your mail is forwarding to your new address so you get all of your mail and more importantly USCIS mail... you should be fine.

On your renewal just make sure you state your new address and the date when you submitted your change of address notice online with them.

I would not think this is an issue.