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Petitioning for my mother

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hi

nope, the 3 year rule still applies, you have to be a GC holder for 3 years, 90 days prior to the 3 years she can apply for citizenship

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:pop: lavender ajajajaa I can't every thread people wanna get you what's really up....

In response to your question since you are coming on the Ir1 being married so long can you apply for citizenship right away? Avoiding the wait ? If you can that what I'd do...can't live with out my mommy

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Haha yes I don't know what's up with that :D

And nope, I can't do that, I WISH I could though :content: Probably will have to wait around 4 years to be able to petition for mi mom... :wacko::dead:

:pop: lavender ajajajaa I can't every thread people wanna get you what's really up....

In response to your question since you are coming on the Ir1 being married so long can you apply for citizenship right away? Avoiding the wait ? If you can that what I'd do...can't live with out my mommy

:energy:

Haha yes I don't know what's up with that :D

And nope, I can't do that, I WISH I could though :content: Probably will have to wait around 4 years to be able to petition for mi mom... :wacko::dead:

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Haha yes I don't know what's up with that :D

And nope, I can't do that, I WISH I could though :content: Probably will have to wait around 4 years to be able to petition for mi mom... :wacko::dead:

Correct. More than likely it will be ~4 years before you can file a petition for your mother. There is a time period between filing for citizenship and being sworn in.

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