Current Events > Oddity in my address in a jury duty summons.

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I lived for two years (summer 2014 - summer 2016) in an apartment with address:
<block number 1> <street number 1>th St <cardinal point> Apt <apt number>
<city>, <state> <zip code>
The block number is for the whole apartment complex, and Apt number for individual units.
Had a driver's license with that address.

I got a jury duty summons in 2015, with that address. (Didn't even get to see a courtroom.)

Then I bought a house in the same city, and changed my driver's license information accordingly:
<block number 2> <street Name, not number> Way <cardinal point>
<city>, <state> <zip code>
Notice how there is no apartment number now, since it's a house, and the "block number" applies to each individual house lot.
I've been living there for three years now.

I got another jury duty summons for May. (Case was settled before the date, so I didn't even have to go there).
The address shown in the envelope and letter was this:
<block number 2> <street Name, not number> Way <cardinal point> Apt <apt number>
<city>, <state> <zip code>

What is my old apartment number still doing there? My driver's license is correct, all my utilities are correct, my electoral card has the right address.
So, who still has this useless piece of old address in my files? DMV? Court people just overwrote, and that is just a vestige of the old address?
Do I fix it? (letter still got sent to the right address) If so, how?
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Just throw it out.
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I mean how to fix it in their system/records.
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