I-751 August 2018 Filers

[AstroCanada 206]

5 hours ago, Krusty Immigrant said:

Hello all, 

 

I am applying for ROC with divorce waiver, my new girlfriend and I are thinking to get married in August and my 3 years GC will be in October. Do you know if I can apply for the N400 if I am married with another citizen that is not the same that sponsor the first GC. 

 

I have read that people don't recommend to get married before the ROC because can be "" suspicious " but I think that is stupid since it a happens all the time nit just with immigrants.. 

 

 

Any thoughts or experiences please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Nope, you are definitely not allowed under the 3 year rule.  You must be married to the same US Citizen spouse for all 3 years.  Sorry.  
Here's the official info:

https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/naturalization-spouses-us-citizens

[iceclub 33]

39 minutes ago, pk4690 said:

I see a bunch of people have received fingerprint letters, great to see stuff moving at last. Just wanted to see if any of those you just received the biometrics letter had previously been sent letters saying their fingerprints would be reused? Just want to know whether I need to be keeping an eye on my mailbox right now, I only received the biometrics waiver a week or two ago!

I did not, in fact this was the first notice of any kind I received since the NOA

[noini89 56]

51 minutes ago, pk4690 said:

I see a bunch of people have received fingerprint letters, great to see stuff moving at last. Just wanted to see if any of those you just received the biometrics letter had previously been sent letters saying their fingerprints would be reused? Just want to know whether I need to be keeping an eye on my mailbox right now, I only received the biometrics waiver a week or two ago!

No. You either get your biometrics waived or you need to do them again 🙄 they won't change their mind now.

[Axle314 12]

Pretty certain we got moved to Nebraska office too.. once we get the letter will update this post.

[hayaomiyazaki 2]

On 6/1/2019 at 11:50 AM, DrRob said:

Same exact situation here. Had fingerprints approved (despite no biometrics appointment , they just reused old ones), no change for a few months, and then yesterday my case was updated to “moved to another office”, waiting on the notice to find out where it moved to. My number is WAC, so it started in California. I have not applied for N400 yet, but will be eligible to in August. 

That's my exact situation too

[ksophie 4]

Nebraska Service Center - received my biometrics letter couple of days ago. It's scheduled for 6.11. Glad things are finally moving. 

[crazyworld 54]

Got our biometrics appointment in the mail last Saturday the 1st and is scheduled for Monday June 10th but we will be on vacation starting this Saturday the 8th! Bummer! Sent letter in today requesting a new appointment. If we had not paid for flight and hotel already there would be no problems. What are the odds of that happening after 10 months of nothing? Hope they are understanding!  

[chrisete 55]

16 minutes ago, crazyworld said:

Got our biometrics appointment in the mail last Saturday the 1st and is scheduled for Monday June 10th but we will be on vacation starting this Saturday the 8th! Bummer! Sent letter in today requesting a new appointment. If we had not paid for flight and hotel already there would be no problems. What are the odds of that happening after 10 months of nothing? Hope they are understanding!  

Try to go as a walk in before you go.  

[marcomcbo 9]

Got my biometric appointment letter today. The appointment is for 6/12/2019. I filled on august 25, 2018 to California Center and got transferred to Nebraska. 

[Wolke7 7]

Just saw the notice on the old USCIS site that our case was also transferred. Just going to wait now, to see to where. It seems that lots of folks are being transferred, and I'm happy there's at least movement.

We filed on 8/1

[Kirstyandliam 2]

On 6/2/2019 at 1:23 PM, East Meets West said:

I think you need to submit N-400 90 days before the month and date on your green card. So from July 2019 to October 2019 would be your window to submit. Correct me if I am wrong.

I haven’t seen anything saying there’s a 90 day window for citizenship only for Removal of conditions. I believe there is no expiration date for n400 because you don’t have to choose to be a citizen or you can choose later on to do it. It’s not required it’s more of a choice. You just have to fulfill the requirements of having 3 years of being a green card holder, so that would be October 26th for me and I’m married to the same spouse if I was divorced you have to wait 5 years to file N-400.  You also need good moral character and to be living within the US in the last 6 months 

[Kirstyandliam 2]

I did a walk in today at my office my date on the letter is 6/13. I have this week off so didn’t want to try and get another day off to go. I had no problems going and it only took me 5mins.  

[Awesome22 9]

2 hours ago, Kirstyandliam said:

I haven’t seen anything saying there’s a 90 day window for citizenship only for Removal of conditions. I believe there is no expiration date for n400 because you don’t have to choose to be a citizen or you can choose later on to do it. It’s not required it’s more of a choice. You just have to fulfill the requirements of having 3 years of being a green card holder, so that would be October 26th for me and I’m married to the same spouse if I was divorced you have to wait 5 years to file N-400.  You also need good moral character and to be living within the US in the last 6 months 

Yes you are right.

it is your choice if you want to apply for citizen ship or not. 

[Mike Bico 9]

On 6/1/2019 at 8:29 PM, East Meets West said:

Anyone preparing to submit their N-400 soon? 

Yes I am ... sometime in mid-Aug. My GC was issued in mid-Nov 2016. We have been married since Aug 2015. So I fulfill both conditions - married for 3 years at least and 90 days prior to 3 years of GC. 

[Krusty Immigrant 1]

5 minutes ago, Mike Bico said:

Yes I am ... sometime in mid-Aug. My GC was issued in mid-Nov 2016. We have been married since Aug 2015. So I fulfill both conditions - married for 3 years at least and 90 days prior to 3 years of GC. 

I have exactly the same time line as you!!! 

 

But the difference I got divorced and I am so nervous about the 10yesr green card...