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lidcomg   0

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Hello Every One, Here is my case Background

My I-751 was approved on July,20009. However I never received my GC in my address at Mass.

In September 2009 I filed i-90 for replacement of GC at same time I got a project in Arizona. At time of filling I-90 I gave my Arizona Apartment address in order to avoid traveling during week days to MASS for biometric appointment. I done my biometric in AZ and also changed my address from MASS to AZ through AR-11.

But my permanent address is still in MASS with license , lease and bills as proof , however USCIS have my address of AZ.

I still have not received my GC through I-90 and I am expecting in week or two, But right now I am trying to file N-400 and I want to file form MASS.I am thinking the day I get will get GC I will change my address back to MASS in USCIS and will apply N-400 from MASS without waiting 3 months since that is my primary residency ( just not in USCIS records ) .

Is it possible I can file right after I receiving GC without waiting 3 months resident requirement since I live in MASS in same district more then 3 years.

I will appreciate suggestion and help.

Brother Hesekiel Mentor

Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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You got your I-751 approved this July and are now filing the N-400? What am I missing here?

There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

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Sand   5

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You are not eligible yet

Good Luck.

بســــم اللـــــه الــــرحمـن الــــرحــــيم

My N-400 timeline, I hope it will help - Local Office (Chula Vista Field Office - San Diego)

10/01/2010: Application was sent.

10/04/2010: Application was received.

10/06/2010: Email received "Application has been received" & Noticed Date.

10/07/2010: "Touch"

10/08/2010: "Touch" & Check was Cashed

10/09/2010: NOA1 Received via mail.

10/22/2010: Status Changed Online "Request for evidence" It was for Biometrics.

10/25/2010: Request for evidence recieved "Biometrics Notice".

11/18/2010: Biometrics date ==> 11:00AM. Biometrics was taken On time.

12/03/2010: "Yellow Letter" Received.

12/06/2010: "Touch" Case Moved to "Testing and Interview".

12/08/2010: Interview Letter received via mail.

01/13/2011: Interview Date. Done, " Thanks To ALLAH, I Passed the Test.

01/18/2011: Oath Letter was Sent.

01/20/2011: Oath Letter Recieved via mail.

01/28/2011: Oath Date. ==> Done, I am a U.S. Citizen

01/31/2011: Applied for a U.S. Passport Book, And, U.S. Passport Card.

02/25/2011: Passport Book's Received.

02/26/2011: Passport Card's Received.

02/28/2011: Certificate Of Naturalization's Returned.

Game Over.

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jsnearline   2

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I have heard of I-751 cases that drag on so long that people are eligible to file N-400 while their I-751 is still pending. What is the "Resident Since" date on your green card?

As for your address issue, sorry, but you can't have it both ways. You told USCIS that you live in AZ on your I-90 application and AR-11. If you want to change your address back to MA, you can do that. However, assuming you are otherwise eligible to apply for naturalization, you will have to wait at least three months after address change before filing your N-400.

Also, keep in mind that you may have some explaining to do at your interview because USCIS records will show a period of time where you and your spouse apparently were not lving together (unless your spouse filed an I-865 when you filed your AR-11 for AZ).

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08/28/2004 Engaged

09/22/2004 I-129F submitted

10/01/2004 I-129F Approved

12/15/2004 K1 Issued

12/30/2004 Arrival in US

02/19/2005 Married

01/30/2006 Conditional Green Card Approved

01/15/2008 Conditions Removed and 10 Year Card Issued

03/28/2009 N-400 mailed to Lockbox

07/17/2009 Interview Denver USCIS office RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL

08/28/2009 Naturalization Ceremony - US District Court - Denver, Colorado[/b][/u]

09/04/2009 Applied for passport

09/22/2009 Passport approved and mailed

09/24/2009 Passport received

08/26/2009 Naturalization Certificate and Name Change Petition arrive back from State Department

 
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