Naturalization possible after approved waiver of inadmissibility?

[KDMG12 9]

My husband received his ten-year green card last May after our I-601 waiver of inadmissibility (for misrepresentation) was approved. I noticed that Question #30-I on the N-400 application specifically addresses misrepresentation. Is it likely that USCIS will automatically deny his application? Since applicants are given an opportunity to explain any offenses on the N-400 form, I’m hoping it’s not an automatic dismissal.

Does anyone have personal experience with answering “YES” to any of the offenses listed on the N-400 application and still gaining approval?

Thanks in advance! I know we still have years before we can file for naturalization, but a girl can dream, right? J

[aleful 1,905]

hi

he doesn't qualify for citizenship yet, he has to be a GC holder for 3 years, 90 days before his 3 years he can apply for citizenship

he got a GC because the ban was overcome, a lot of people have filed waivers in the past for a GC, they have no relevance in citizenship sin the ban or misrepresentation was overcome

[KDMG12 9]

hi

he doesn't qualify for citizenship yet, he has to be a GC holder for 3 years, 90 days before his 3 years he can apply for citizenship

he got a GC because the ban was overcome, a lot of people have filed waivers in the past for a GC, they have no relevance in citizenship sin the ban or misrepresentation was overcome

Thanks! That's what I was hoping to hear. Our dream has always been naturalization, but we considered the GC a huge victory in itself. Waiting two years with a GC will be much easier than waiting without one!

[Boiler 45,486]

Not knowing the issues I am not going to comment specifically on your case.

It is certainly possible to obtain a GC but not be eligible to naturalise, or neutralise as it is often called on VJ.

There is also the Good Morale Character requirement that may delay but not preclude naturalisation.