Our company requires our staff to live within the judicial district in which they are employed. Will that be an issue for you?

If you want to be considered for the job, focus on letting the interviewer know that living in the judicial district will not be an issue for you. If this is a job condition, you will need to answer that you can fulfill their requirement.

Avoid saying that living in the judicial district will not be an issue for you if you cannot fulfill that requirement. You do not want to waste time moving forward in the hiring process if you do not plan on moving into the district.

"No, that will not be an issue for me as I already live within the district and have no plans on moving."

"No, I do not have a problem living within the judicial district, and I saw that was a requirement in the job description. Currently, I live outside of the district but am looking for a place to buy near the Courthouse."

"No, I do not have an issue with that requirement. I have lived within the judicial district for the past twenty years and have no desire to move anywhere else."