When can I apply for N-400

[cwb 0]

YOU PEOPLE ARE ANGELS!!! THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP!

WELL, I GOT MY GREEN CARD COUPLE WEEKS AGO, NOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S OR WHEN I SHOULD TAKE THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED SINCE JAN.05, GOT MY FIRST GREEN CARD 07/31/2006

SECOND GC (10 YEARS) 03/30/2009

AM I ELIGIBLE ALREADY? THANKS ONCE MORE.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Congrats.

3 years/18 months in the US? (continuous/physical presence)

3 months in the state your in?

Good moral character?

English and civics up to speed?

Attachment to the Constitution?

If you answer yes to all of these - you can go for the N-400!

(oh - im a little )

Edited April 16, 2009 by Bobby_Umit

[cwb 0]

YOU PEOPLE ARE ANGELS!!! THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP!

WELL, I GOT MY GREEN CARD COUPLE WEEKS AGO, NOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S OR WHEN I SHOULD TAKE THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED SINCE JAN.05, GOT MY FIRST GREEN CARD 07/31/2006

SECOND GC (10 YEARS) 03/30/2009

AM I ELIGIBLE ALREADY? THANKS ONCE MORE.

Thanks, other than the Constitution, yes, yes and yes....and have a good day, because I'm getting busy here, bye

[pakman 0]

YOU PEOPLE ARE ANGELS!!! THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP!

WELL, I GOT MY GREEN CARD COUPLE WEEKS AGO, NOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S OR WHEN I SHOULD TAKE THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED SINCE JAN.05, GOT MY FIRST GREEN CARD 07/31/2006

SECOND GC (10 YEARS) 03/30/2009

AM I ELIGIBLE ALREADY? THANKS ONCE MORE.

Thanks, other than the Constitution, yes, yes and yes....and have a good day, because I'm getting busy here, bye

It's been years since I've been here, but this forum has always been good to me and I doubt we'd be where we are without the support here. We intend to file the N-400, but is there some type of citizenship/civics class my wife has to take? Does she have to do this prior to or following the submittal?

[l.j./1999 1]

If the "Resident Since" date on your card is 7/31/06, then the earliest you can apply is 90 days before 7/31/09 - which, by my calculation, means you can apply starting in early May.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

YOU PEOPLE ARE ANGELS!!! THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP!

WELL, I GOT MY GREEN CARD COUPLE WEEKS AGO, NOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S OR WHEN I SHOULD TAKE THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED SINCE JAN.05, GOT MY FIRST GREEN CARD 07/31/2006

SECOND GC (10 YEARS) 03/30/2009

AM I ELIGIBLE ALREADY? THANKS ONCE MORE.

Thanks, other than the Constitution, yes, yes and yes....and have a good day, because I'm getting busy here, bye

It's been years since I've been here, but this forum has always been good to me and I doubt we'd be where we are without the support here. We intend to file the N-400, but is there some type of citizenship/civics class my wife has to take? Does she have to do this prior to or following the submittal?

5. English and Civics

In general, you must show that you can read, write, and speak basic English.

You must also have a basic knowledge of U.S. history and government (also known as “civics”).

You will be required to pass a test of English and a test of civics to prove your knowledge.

Many schools and community organizations help people prepare for their citizenship tests.

You can find examples of test questions in Form M-476, A Guide to Naturalization. Form

You can get materials to help you study for these tests and practice tests on the USCIS website www.uscis.gov

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Edited April 16, 2009 by Bobby_Umit

[pakman 0]

YOU PEOPLE ARE ANGELS!!! THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP!

WELL, I GOT MY GREEN CARD COUPLE WEEKS AGO, NOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S OR WHEN I SHOULD TAKE THE NEXT STEP.

WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED SINCE JAN.05, GOT MY FIRST GREEN CARD 07/31/2006

SECOND GC (10 YEARS) 03/30/2009

AM I ELIGIBLE ALREADY? THANKS ONCE MORE.

Thanks, other than the Constitution, yes, yes and yes....and have a good day, because I'm getting busy here, bye

It's been years since I've been here, but this forum has always been good to me and I doubt we'd be where we are without the support here. We intend to file the N-400, but is there some type of citizenship/civics class my wife has to take? Does she have to do this prior to or following the submittal?

5. English and Civics

In general, you must show that you can read, write, and speak basic English.

You must also have a basic knowledge of U.S. history and government (also known as “civics”).

You will be required to pass a test of English and a test of civics to prove your knowledge.

Many schools and community organizations help people prepare for their citizenship tests.

You can find examples of test questions in Form M-476, A Guide to Naturalization. Form

You can get materials to help you study for these tests and practice tests on the USCIS website www.uscis.gov

.

Thanks.