Few Questions Regarding N-400

[aaroon 0]

I have few Questions regarding form N-400 that I can really appreciate someone's help with:

1. Part 3C - Date you became permanent resident ; Will it be the date I received my Conditional PR card or will it be the date I received my 10 year PR card ?

2. Part 7 A,B &C - Time outside US - I am applying based on the 3 year rule, so, do these questions still apply to me or is it only for people applying under 5 year rule ?

3. (Really Stupid Question) Part 8 G- How many times your current spouse been married ?; This is our first and only marriage, so the answer should be "1" right ?

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

I have few Questions regarding form N-400 that I can really appreciate someone's help with:

1. Part 3C - Date you became permanent resident ; Will it be the date I received my Conditional PR card or will it be the date I received my 10 year PR card ?

From the moment you were approved.... the date on your green card... conditional or 10 year which will be the came "residence since/from" date.

2. Part 7 A,B &C - Time outside US - I am applying based on the 3 year rule, so, do these questions still apply to me or is it only for people applying under 5 year rule ?

you are included. you are ONLY able to apply because there is an exception to the residency requirements. All other req. applies.

3. (Really Stupid Question) Part 8 G- How many times your current spouse been married ?; This is our first and only marriage, so the answer should be "1" right ?

current, yes... to see if you meet the requirements.

[aaroon 0]

Thanks a lot buddy !

One last question, I made few trips to Canada by driving, dates of which I don't remember. Now, how do I enter that information into N-400 without coming across as a liar ?

[christeen 966]

Thanks a lot buddy !

One last question, I made few trips to Canada by driving, dates of which I don't remember. Now, how do I enter that information into N-400 without coming across as a liar ?

Estimate the dates as best you can... If you have nothing in the passport, go back and look at credit card statements to get the dates etc... But Don't sweat it too much unless you were gone for long periods of time... Just put the days to the best of your knowledge... It is a common issue.

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

Estimate the dates as best you can... If you have nothing in the passport, go back and look at credit card statements to get the dates etc... But Don't sweat it too much unless you were gone for long periods of time... Just put the days to the best of your knowledge... It is a common issue.

agree