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I got here through a fiance visa  in March 2016 got married a month of my arrival here April 2016 , got my conditional  residence card and its expires in November , i want to know i will be filing to remove my condition in August , can i also file to become a citizen 3 months before my 3rd anniversary of being married or i have to have a permanent residence before i can file to be a citizen 

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Kabel   22

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Dominican Republic
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You can only fill for Citizenship after 3 years of have a Green Card, not 3 years of being married.

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~~~~~~K1~~~~~~   

    3 Apr 2017:        I-129f sent

    5 Apr 2017:        NOA1 Received Date

  10 Apr 2017:        NOA1 Notice Date

   8 Aug 2017:        NOA 2 (120 days)

 22 Aug 2017:        NVC received date

 26 Aug 2017:        NVC left

 28 Aug 2017:        Embassy Received

  13 Sep 2017:       Medical Exam

 25 Sep 2017:       Interview (Approved)

 29 Sep 2017:        Visa Received

 

26 Jan 2018:         POE

02 Feb 2018:        Wedding

~~~~~~AOS/EAD/AP~~~~~~ 

15 Mar 2018: Received Date

20 Mar 2018: NOA Date

13 Apr  2018: Biometrics

14 Jun 2018: EAD Expedite

27 Jun 2018: EAD/ AP Approval

  

 

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mrmvkjts   459

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Austria
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3 years of being a LPR bit of the marriage itself.

 people who got married 10 years ago, immigrating just now to the US are not automatically being citizens!

 

So...not the marriage time but the LPR time counts ;)

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