I-751 with N-400? Possible?

[AussieDude 0]

Boy! That's harder to read than the 751 instructions, they sure don't make it easy.

If I've read it correctly, if the dependent spouse does go overseas, even if its not to where the military spouse is deployed, they are eligible for expedited naturalization. However, if the dependent spouse remains in the US, they are not.

[milimelo 4,477]

Just an update with info received from service center via congressman's office: as soon as orders are in, filing straight for N-400 only.

Thank you for all of your input, I have my answer now.

Really? You get to skip removal of conditions? If so, that is awesome.

However, since the instructions don't seem to mention any of this, I'd advise you to double check that. I know the advice was from a congressman and all, but I'm kinda curious that they let you skip the removal of conditions.

No, the reply was from the service center - congressman's office forwarded my question (which was I-751 and N-400 at the same time or direct to N400) and they said N400 only.

Please do not take this as a smart a$$ answer but I hope you got the answer in writing. This comment comes from a government employees that KNOWS that the information govt employees give is not always 100%...this is not intentional ..often they don't know and just answer. I'm not going to go into a debate about lazy government employees not doing research, but unless you have that in writing, I would double check and not take the answer for granted.

Yes, I have the answer in writing.