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Green card expire 2027

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4 hours ago, Rosekyle12345 said:

Oh ok lol i was asking if when can i apply for cetezenship? Can i apply after 5years?

You don't need to wait 5 years. You can apply for citizenship 3 years from the issue date of your permanent residence because you are married to a United states citizen.

05-18-2022: Filed N-400 online. Received online NOA and Biometrics re-use.

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the days that matter are the day you were married (March 3 2015) and the day you entered the us (April 5 2017). since you were married for over 2 years when you entered you were correctly given a 10 y

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What matters is how long she was married when she went through POE. If she was married 2 years or more at that time, then she gets the 10 year green card and does not have to go through ROC (since she

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When did you enter the US? When you received the actual green card doesn't matter. Nevermind...I saw that listed above already. haha You were married over 2 years at the time. You're fine with th

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25 minutes ago, sweetswinks said:

You don't need to wait 5 years. You can apply for citizenship 3 years from the issue date of your permanent residence because you are married to a United states citizen.

Oh,i didnt know that.thank u for the info .maybe il do that after 3 yrs.

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