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finalempress   29

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Dominica
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Good day. I am not sure if this is the right location to post this. If not please feel free to relocate this post to where it needs to be. Let me also apoligixe for duplicating posts if that is the case here. My question is actually for a friend of mine that is here on a student visa and is currently under OPT status if I am saying this correctly. Anyway, he is married to a permanent resident who will be a citizen and they would have been married for 2 years by the time they apply for his AOS. Once approved and he receives his green card how long would he have to wait before he can file for U. S citizenship? Thank you in advance for your responses and advice.

Our K-1 Visa Journey: I am the petitioner
10/27/12 - Reconnected in person (1st visit)
11/08/12 - First phone chat upon my return to the US (we have communicated via phone, text, facebook, viber, what's app, tango, skype, magic jack, instagram everyday since)
02/08/13 - Second visit - I flew to meet him
05/24/13 - Third visit ( both flew to Antigua to meet his mom)
05/28/13 - Got engaged
11/01/13 - Package mailed via USPS Priority mail
11/04/13 - Package confirmed received
11/07/13 - NOA1 via text & e-mail
11/08/13 - Alien Registration # changed
11/13/13 - I-797 received in the mail (NOA1 Hard copy)
12/11/13 - Status changed to approved text & e-mail (NOA2) dancin5hr.gifrofl.gifdancin5hr.gifgood.gifkicking.gif
Processing Estimates/Stats : Your I-129f was approved in 33 days from your NOA1 date.
12/18/13 - Status changed notification via text & e-mail shipped to NVC dancin5hr.gifdancin5hr.gif
12/20/13 - Hard copy NOA2 received in the mail
01/06/14 - NVC Received
01/06/14 - Case # Assigned to Wrong country (AM)
01/06/14 - Correct Case # Assigned (PM)
01/08/14 - In Transit to Consulate

01/14/14 - Consulate Received Package

01/25/14 - Interview Date 02/11/14

02/11/14 - Interview APPROVED

02/17/14 - Mailed Passport to Embassy for Visa Issuance

02/18/14 - Case Updated

02/20/14 - Case Creation Date & Status Date changed to 02/20/14 (AM)

02/20/14 - Status changed to AP (PM)

02/21/14 - Status changed to Issued

02/24/14 - Visa Received

04/25/14 - POE Miami

05/23/14 - Civil ceremony

Adjustment Of Status Journey

11/25/15 - Mailed AOS Package

11/28/15 - Package received

12/15/14 - NAO1

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milimelo   4,481

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Citizenship can be obtained after three years of being an LPR if you are married to the same US citizen.

IF the USC spouse has had her/his citizenship for the past 3 years.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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