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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Ireland
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I originally got my temp resident card on 10/31/06. I now have my 10 year card since May. Can i apply in October to be a citizen? How long does the process normally take? My spouse is american and i originally came here on a K1.

I-751 - Removal of conditions

10-20-2008 - Sent package via usps - overnite mail

10-22-2008 - Package received and signed.

10-28-2008 - Cheque cashed

12-02-2008 - Biometrics in Boston

10-03-2009 - Transferred to CSV

10-04-2009 - 10 year GC on the way

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Three years after marriage allows you to apply for USC.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Actually it is three years after becoming a permanent resident, not three years after marriage. You have to be married to and living with the same US citizen the whole three years, though, if you are applying early through the marriage to a US citizen option. The earliest you can apply is 90 days before the 3rd anniversary of getting your green card as long as you have already been married at least 3 years when you apply.

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Actually it is three years after becoming a permanent resident, not three years after marriage. You have to be married to and living with the same US citizen the whole three years, though, if you are applying early through the marriage to a US citizen option. The earliest you can apply is 90 days before the 3rd anniversary of getting your green card as long as you have already been married at least 3 years when you apply.

kathryn,

is there a link from the uscis web page where we can find this info, how early can we apply ??? need to forward this info to a friend

thanx

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Indonesia
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Actually it is three years after becoming a permanent resident, not three years after marriage. You have to be married to and living with the same US citizen the whole three years, though, if you are applying early through the marriage to a US citizen option. The earliest you can apply is 90 days before the 3rd anniversary of getting your green card as long as you have already been married at least 3 years when you apply.

kathryn,

is there a link from the uscis web page where we can find this info, how early can we apply ??? need to forward this info to a friend

thanx

Here the link; http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/N-400ins.pdf

I-751 Process

05/01/08 Sent I-751 Package to TSC

05/07/08 Checks Cashed

05/15/08 CRI89 transferred to VSC

05/21/08 NOA Date

05/28/08 Biometrics

12/24/08 The Application transferred to the USCIS Memphis Sub Office

01/22/09 Contact USCIS about the case

04/08/09 Got email about Card Production Ordered

04/11/09 Received Approval Letter by Mail

04/16/09 Received 10 years Green Card

Naturalization

08/10/09 Sent N-400 package

08/13/09 Check cashed

08/17/09 Received NOA

08/29/09 Received Biometric appointment Letter

09/04/09 Biometric

09/21/09 Received Interview Letter

11/06/09 Interview

12/17/09 Oath Ceremony

Passport Processing

03/10/10 Applied US Passport (Normal)

03/25/10 Received US Passport

03/27/10 Received Naturalization Certificate

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