Our PD is March 2004.
My situation is a bit different from you. My wife found a job and moved to a new address. So when we ted our 485, our lawyer said it was fine that we put two home addresses. However, they made a mistake by putting my wife's address as our applying address. That is the reason that USCIS ask for interview. Basically they just want to make sure you are truly married. As long as your background check is clear, this interview is very easy. As for your case, I am not too sure. If you filed from your current address and but move to a new address, there is a high chance that they will ask for RFE. Or maybe you can put your wife as she also live at the new address and if interviewed by providing USCIS some travel documents like frequent flyers etc.
Best of luck.
My situation is a bit different from you. My wife found a job and moved to a new address. So when we ted our 485, our lawyer said it was fine that we put two home addresses. However, they made a mistake by putting my wife's address as our applying address. That is the reason that USCIS ask for interview. Basically they just want to make sure you are truly married. As long as your background check is clear, this interview is very easy. As for your case, I am not too sure. If you filed from your current address and but move to a new address, there is a high chance that they will ask for RFE. Or maybe you can put your wife as she also live at the new address and if interviewed by providing USCIS some travel documents like frequent flyers etc.
Best of luck.
