file N400 while I-751 is still pending

[SvetlanaLV 0]

Can I apply for naturalization while my removing condition for my GC is still pending?

[Caribbeangurl14 1]

No you can't. After you remove conditions for your GC assuming it is approved you will have to wait about 5 years before you're eligible to apply for naturalization

[kzielu 1,149]

Can I apply for naturalization while my removing condition for my GC is still pending?

Of course you can assuming you meet all other N400 requirements (3 years of marriage, 3 years - 90 days of permanent residency).

Answer above is incorrect and makes zero sense.

[UK_Fan 192]

Of course you can assuming you meet all other N400 requirements (3 years of marriage, 3 years - 90 days of permanent residency).

Answer above is incorrect and makes zero sense.

I agree about the nonsense comment. So if it's time to file for citizenship and you still haven't received the 10 yr card, will they give you another extension letter?

[SvetlanaLV 0]

Thank you for quick response.

3 years will be in jun since I married. It's first marriage based on k1 visa. He was in the us army for couple of years. So my question: I have to wait for 90 days more to file n400 and forget about 10 years GC? or count should be start 3 years and 90 days from first GC (2 years) issue date?

Edited June 4, 2014 by SvetlanaLV

[Messybrownhair 251]

When did you get your 2 year GC? You can apply if you have also been a LPR for 3 years, not just having been married 3 years. You can't bypass ROC, but if your ROC is still pending and you are already eligible for n400, then you can apply. Hope that makes sense

[SvetlanaLV 0]

UK

I think u have to make an apt to ur local uscis office for the stamp in passport and u can address this question as well.

Edited June 4, 2014 by SvetlanaLV

[SvetlanaLV 0]

I have my 2 years GC since oct 2011. So looks like Im eligible to apply only in jan 2015?

[UK_Fan 192]

I have my 2 years GC since oct 2011. So looks like Im eligible to apply only in jan 2015?

Svetlana, looks, to me, like u will be eligible to file for naturalization in July of 2014... So next month.

August, the latest... Just depends on what day you received your GC

Edited June 4, 2014 by UK_Fan

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

Svetlana: where did you get that from? If it's oct 2011, then three years is October 2014. And then count back -90 days so July...

[F & A 12]

Thank you for quick response.

3 years will be in jun since I married. It's first marriage based on k1 visa. He was in the us army for couple of years. So my question: I have to wait for 90 days more to file n400 and forget about 10 years GC? or count should be start 3 years and 90 days from first GC (2 years) issue date?

You can apply 3 months before you complete the three years. My sister-in-law did it and she recently received her interview letter for July!

[Converts 9]

When did you get your 2 year GC? You can apply if you have also been a LPR for 3 years, not just having been married 3 years. You can't bypass ROC, but if your ROC is still pending and you are already eligible for n400, then you can apply. Hope that makes sense

I thought if not married to a US citizen, an LPR needs to wait for 5 years?

[didopage 337]

Thank you for quick response.

3 years will be in jun since I married. It's first marriage based on k1 visa. He was in the us army for couple of years. So my question: I have to wait for 90 days more to file n400 and forget about 10 years GC? or count should be start 3 years and 90 days from first GC (2 years) issue date?

Are you still married to your US citizen spouse?

[SvetlanaLV 0]

yep

So I do not have to wait for approval notice for my 10 years GC and just apply for naturalization in next month

Edited June 5, 2014 by SvetlanaLV

[SvetlanaLV 0]

Svetlana: where did you get that from? If it's oct 2011, then three years is October 2014. And then count back -90 days so July...

I just confuse on 90 days window. So I have to mines 90 not plus