file for N-400 while I-751 pending question

[gigant 0]

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

[Vouge 0]

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

I had the same situation. I sent N-400 with I-751 still pending and one month later my I-751 was approved. I sent copies of my old green card and also extension letter and I also wrote on my cover letter that my I-751 still pending. Good Luck!

[NickD 203]

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

I had the same situation. I sent N-400 with I-751 still pending and one month later my I-751 was approved. I sent copies of my old green card and also extension letter and I also wrote on my cover letter that my I-751 still pending. Good Luck!

Same here, but without the cover letter, if you apply 90 days before your third anniversary you are still a lawful permanent resident for at least another 90 days and that is the requirement for the N-400. Finally got in the new ten year card, copied that on both sides and sent that to the same address as we sent the N-400 to, but this time with a short cover letter. Wife did get her interview 20 days after her one year extension would have expired, that went quick, but getting the oath letter is not. Always something.

[longtrip 24]

I recently filed my N-400 on 08/06/08 at TSC and it was received 08/11. My I-751 is still pending. Filling an N-400 will force USCIS to look at your I-751. Make a copy of your conditional card (front and back) and send all the required documents for your N-400.

You can follow the link below to see how your N-400 will be processed while your I-751 is pending:

http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...684abd5556e79d6

Goodluck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

I had the same situation. I sent N-400 with I-751 still pending and one month later my I-751 was approved. I sent copies of my old green card and also extension letter and I also wrote on my cover letter that my I-751 still pending. Good Luck!

[gigant 0]

I recently filed my N-400 on 08/06/08 at TSC and it was received 08/11. My I-751 is still pending. Filling an N-400 will force USCIS to look at your I-751. Make a copy of your conditional card (front and back) and send all the required documents for your N-400.

You can follow the link below to see how your N-400 will be processed while your I-751 is pending:

http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...684abd5556e79d6

Goodluck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

I had the same situation. I sent N-400 with I-751 still pending and one month later my I-751 was approved. I sent copies of my old green card and also extension letter and I also wrote on my cover letter that my I-751 still pending. Good Luck!

thank you steve,

i looked at the link you sent me abd i saw this:::

to me is quite confusing the procedures of section 319???

does anyone dealt with this 319 law before?

thanks

Form N-400 Filed Under INA 319(a) or 319(B) . In almost all cases, a Form N-400 that is filed while a Form I-751 is pending will have been filed under either section 319 (a) or 319(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (Act). Each of these sections of law requires a higher level of evidence of marital union and joint residence than is required for the approval of Form I-751 filed jointly. If a Form I- 751 is pending at the time of the conditional resident’s examination on the Form N-400, the USCIS officer adjudicating the Form N-400 shall conduct the N-400 examination. If the applicant demonstrates 319(a) or 319(B) eligibility and the Form I-751 is in the file, the U SCIS officer shall approve the Form I-751 and update MFAS.

[longtrip 24]

You are applying for N 400 under 319 (a). Since your I-751 is been pending, the officer that will look at your N-400 will call in your I-751 to review it if it has not been processed by the time he is almost complete with your N-400 application.

These case are treated separately. Don't get scared. Your I-751 cannot be denied if you submitted the right materials. If the USCIS office that works on you I-751 has any doughts on your I-751, that office will refer you to your local office for an interview. Otherwise they will approve your I-751. So if you get an interview letter for your I-751, that would mean, they have doughts.

You will be fine

Thanks

Steve

I recently filed my N-400 on 08/06/08 at TSC and it was received 08/11. My I-751 is still pending. Filling an N-400 will force USCIS to look at your I-751. Make a copy of your conditional card (front and back) and send all the required documents for your N-400.

You can follow the link below to see how your N-400 will be processed while your I-751 is pending:

http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...684abd5556e79d6

Goodluck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve

Fellow filers,

Within 30 days I will be eligible to file for N-400 based on 3 years marriage,

..The problem is -unfortunately- my I-751 is still pending

In the I-751 forum I remember

Someone said filing for citizenship forces uscis to adjudicate of the I-751 is that coRrect?

and without receiving the fisical card how can properly file front+ back of the card? Can I make a copy of the conditional card ?

Does anyone filed under the same situation?

Thank you for your time on responding

I had the same situation. I sent N-400 with I-751 still pending and one month later my I-751 was approved. I sent copies of my old green card and also extension letter and I also wrote on my cover letter that my I-751 still pending. Good Luck!

thank you steve,

i looked at the link you sent me abd i saw this:::

to me is quite confusing the procedures of section 319???

does anyone dealt with this 319 law before?

thanks

Form N-400 Filed Under INA 319(a) or 319(B) . In almost all cases, a Form N-400 that is filed while a Form I-751 is pending will have been filed under either section 319 (a) or 319(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (Act). Each of these sections of law requires a higher level of evidence of marital union and joint residence than is required for the approval of Form I-751 filed jointly. If a Form I- 751 is pending at the time of the conditional resident’s examination on the Form N-400, the USCIS officer adjudicating the Form N-400 shall conduct the N-400 examination. If the applicant demonstrates 319(a) or 319(B) eligibility and the Form I-751 is in the file, the U SCIS officer shall approve the Form I-751 and update MFAS.

[NickD 203]

higher level of evidence of marital union and joint residence than is required for the approval of Form I-751 filed jointly

They can say that again, was just as bad as applying for the first time, surprised they didn't ask for another I-693. How does one know if the N-400 examining officer digs up your I-751. To the best of my knowledge our pending I-751 was in California and our N-400 was in Nebraska.

And why are many using the word adjudicate, to be impressive? Adjudicate means to settle a dispute by a judicial procedure when in fact, the USCIS procedure is a process. And a long process at that that is the reason many of us already applied for the N-400 before the I-751 process was completed. Don't recall ever being called to a court of law to settle a dispute, just send what the USCIS wants, and wait.