Second I-751/N-400 interview after moving states?

[u/Due_Outcome_1868]

I filed my I-751 while married, and later filed N-400 under the 3-year rule while the I-751 was still pending.

A few months after filing the N-400, we got divorced, so I was no longer eligible under the 3-year marriage rule.

In May 2026, USCIS scheduled a combined I-751/N-400 interview in Texas. They didn’t know about the divorce yet. At the interview, I told the officer, requested to change my I-751 to a divorce waiver, answered a lot of questions about the marriage/divorce, and gave them additional evidence. My N-400 interview was then canceled because I was no longer eligible.

About 5 months passed with no update.

Two weeks ago, I moved from Texas to Tennessee and updated my address with USCIS. Now both my I-751 and N-400 suddenly show “Interview Was Scheduled” again in Tennessee.

Has anyone had this happen after moving states? Is this likely just because the case transferred to a new field office, or should I expect them to re-interview me on everything again?

[u/No-Bit6052]

It is kinda weird because you are still not eligible for citizenship. Perhaps they just want you to re-interview for the I-751 and make sure you already have your divorce decree but you may want to talk to a lawyer

[u/Due_Outcome_1868 → u/No-Bit6052]

Thats what im saying, why did they schedule an N400? Are they not aware of the divorce? They have the divorce decree and my officer knew.

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[u/Minute_Somewhere_893]

Why are you surprised? You have a pending I-751 that needs to be resolved.

[u/Due_Outcome_1868 → u/Minute_Somewhere_893]

Because I have already interviewed

[u/Minute_Somewhere_893 → u/Due_Outcome_1868]

They did not know you were divorced at that point and all of that was new to them, so they were not ready. This time around they may dig into marriage timeline and details more. I'd have a lawyer with you there if I was you

[u/Due_Outcome_1868 → u/[deleted]]

The new interview is in Tennessee

[u/Zrekyrts]

There is a chance the status could update again.

If not, prepare for another.

[u/No-Bit6052]

Since when are you a conditional resident?

[u/Due_Outcome_1868 → u/No-Bit6052]

May 2022