Tip: You must notify USCIS if you change your address after filing your Form N-400 within 10 days of your relocation by filing Form AR-11, Alienâs Change of Address. You also must call USCIS at 1-800-375-5283 to change the address with your pending N-400 application.
Best Answer: Take the credit for each year if you live in the Midwest Disaster Area. Otherwise. The Hope Credit has been all-but-replaced by the American Opportunity Credit and it goes for four years. If you attend a school that is located in the Midwest Disaster Area then you'd better dig into it a little deeper.
At that point, you STILL owe that remaining balance. And that credit report time doesn't start until AFTER you pay that remainder off, with interest. So, if it takes you four years to pay it off, you still have that repo on your record for another 5-7 years. It can make life miserable. No such thing as a voluntary repossesion, just because you gave the guy the keys means nothing. It stays on your credit report for a while unless you dispute it and have it removed. It stays on for 7 years. Usually 10 years if the lender posts it to your credit record.