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Eligibility date for naturalization from marriage

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Azure30   22

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I'm trying to find out if I'm eligible to apply for naturalization 90 days from the 3 yr anniversary of my 2 year conditional green card??? Or is it 90 days from 3 yr anniversary of the 10 year green card? Or, will the issue date on both cards be the same?

I haven't gotten my 10 year yet. I'm married to a US citizen.

2 year Cond-GC anniv.: 07-15-12

I-751 mailed: 06-23-12

I-751rec'd: 06-25-12 @ 21:30 hrs

NOA dated 06-25-12

Check cashed: 06-26-12

Filed service request for non-receipt of biometrics appt: 07-30-12

Biometrics appt. notice received: 08-09-12

Biometrics appt. scheduled: 08-24-12

Biometrics taken (walk-in) 08-23-12

Approved: 02-19-13

Card Ordered: 02-21-13

Card Mailed: 02-25-13

Card Rec'd: 02-28-13

N-400 Filing window opens: 04-16-13

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N-400 mailed: 04-16-13

N-400 received: 04-18-13

NOA Priority date(when they entered it into system) 04-18-13

Check cashed: 04-23-13

NOA Recv'd: 04-26-13

Biometrics: 05-13-13

Interview: 07-29-13 APPROVED

Oath: 09-25-13

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I'm trying to find out if I'm eligible to apply for naturalization 90 days from the 3 yr anniversary of my 2 year conditional green card??? Or is it 90 days from 3 yr anniversary of the 10 year green card? Or, will the issue date on both cards be the same?

I haven't gotten my 10 year yet. I'm married to a US citizen.

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Penguin_ie   5,993

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It's 90 days from the "resident since" 3 year anniversary on your greencard. This will be the same on the 2 and 10 year card.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Martyshk   137

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I'll encourage you to wait till at least you get your 10 years card before you file.

Why? No, seriously, why?

If I-751 is not adjudicated by the time Naturalization eligibility date rolls around it's beneficial to file N-400, it'll push the decision on I-751. And even if it doesn't - can still get citizenship.

No need to wait.

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