Postpone Citizenship???

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It appears you guys need to due a little reading and inform yourselves about "Maintaining Permanent Residence."

Read this and this.

Thanks for all the help. to everyone who made a comment.

[Leatherneck 693]

Thanks for all the help. to everyone who made a comment.

You bet!

Good luck.

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I would say wait for 3 years and get her U.S. citizenship first, then her dual, and you're good to go. She could visit the Philippines in the meantime for a month or so at a time with no problems. With her dual, she can sponsor you for ACR.

What is the benifit to getting a ACR? I found ACR-I on the Philippines webpage but I am not sure if it is the same or what it would do for me. Can anyone tell me more?

[Leatherneck 693]

What is the benifit to getting a ACR? I found ACR-I on the Philippines webpage but I am not sure if it is the same or what it would do for me. Can anyone tell me more?

That would be like your GC in the Philippines.

[NickD 203]

Just found the USCIS to be way over zealous on dates, nothing to do with family or living happily ever after. Couldn't petition for my stepson, was barely over 21, shy of being married two years, so wife and stepdaughter had to get conditional green cards. Stepdaughter barely turned 18, had to wait another two years to get her citizenship. 90 days means 90 days, okay to send in your application 89 days ahead, but will be rejected if send in 91 days in advance. Trips abroad? Have limits on that to, have to keep close records, here again, one day can make all the difference. If you move as a LPR, have ten days to report that, but normally not made an issue of. If a male 25 years and 364 days old on the day you receive your green card, better darn well apply for selective service or will be in deep trouble. For employment, want the exact date you started and quit, haven't heard about issues on this, but could be lying on your N-400 application.

Just saying, you have to watch those dates.

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Just found the USCIS to be way over zealous on dates, nothing to do with family or living happily ever after. Couldn't petition for my stepson, was barely over 21, shy of being married two years, so wife and stepdaughter had to get conditional green cards. Stepdaughter barely turned 18, had to wait another two years to get her citizenship. 90 days means 90 days, okay to send in your application 89 days ahead, but will be rejected if send in 91 days in advance. Trips abroad? Have limits on that to, have to keep close records, here again, one day can make all the difference. If you move as a LPR, have ten days to report that, but normally not made an issue of. If a male 25 years and 364 days old on the day you receive your green card, better darn well apply for selective service or will be in deep trouble. For employment, want the exact date you started and quit, haven't heard about issues on this, but could be lying on your N-400 application.

Just saying, you have to watch those dates.

Wow that is a very good thing to know. I have been doing a good job but I will for sure make sure it is 90days and keep close close tabs on all dates. Thanks