Applying For Citizenship -pls Help me on my Case

[rp36 0]

I didn't applied for Citizenship Yet .I am eligible to apply From Jul 7th of 2018 onwards.But i didn't apply yet .I am so worried after filled up the application N-400.

I don't mind on Naturalization.But can i add a spouse on the current GC using I-130 if i marry some one from India .Even in this case USCIS will consider all the dates and review the file again..I got stucked on bring spouse from India now ..

[Villanelle 4,122]

If you marry as an LPR you can not file a 130 for your spouse UNLESS one of the following

A. You are now a naturalized U.S. citizen;
B. You have been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years;
C. You can establish by clear and convincing evidence that you did not enter the prior marriage (through which you
gained your lawful permanent resident status) in order to evade any U.S. immigration law; or
D. Your prior marriage through which you gained your immigrant status was terminated by the death of your former
spouse;

 

You will be an LPR for 5yrs OCT 7 2018. 

[rp36 0]

Do you mean any one of the points i need to qualify.

On the basis of 'an LPR for 5yrs OCT 7 2018 ' i can bring the spouse on by adding I-130 .Is the USCIS still wont review the dates that is mentioned .I think eve when filing of I-130 also ineed to mention all these details.USCIS wont consider all these at the time of reveiwing the I-130 application..?

 

[Ontarkie 14,236]

~~Moved to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration, from US Citizenship General Discussion. - As the OP has a few things that can that are better fitted for this forum.~~

[pushbrk 12,911]

If your original green card was good for ten years, you never "removed conditions".  

 

If you didn't have a joint interview as part of the process of obtaining your green card, then all they had to go on in making that decision was the information in your application filed long before the marriage ended.  

 

I don't see an issue in Naturalizing.  You can bring a spouse from another country as a green card holder, but it will take longer, than if you are a US Citizen.

[Villanelle 4,122]

4 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

If your original green card was good for ten years, you never "removed conditions".  

 

If you didn't have a joint interview as part of the process of obtaining your green card, then all they had to go on in making that decision was the information in your application filed long before the marriage ended.  

 

I don't see an issue in Naturalizing.  You can bring a spouse from another country as a green card holder, but it will take longer, than if you are a US Citizen.

So it doesnt matter if she got a divorce decree issued on the same date her GC based on E2 spouse was issued? 

[pushbrk 12,911]

2 minutes ago, Damara said:

So it doesnt matter if she got a divorce decree issued on the same date her GC based on E2 spouse was issued? 

Based on the circumstances I described, no, and I explained why.

Edited September 9, 2018 by pushbrk

[rp36 0]

Thanks you .I got LPR  for 10 years (based on EB2 category GC  spouse added at the time of he got GC ).I  didn't attended for an interview for removing conditions.Since the GC is not based marrying a  US citizen .

[pushbrk 12,911]

7 minutes ago, rp36 said:

Thanks you .I got LPR  for 10 years (based on EB2 category GC  spouse added at the time of he got GC ).I  didn't attended for an interview for removing conditions.Since the GC is not based marrying a  US citizen .

Then I think THOSE circumstances will give you have no worries in your Naturalization process.

[rp36 0]

Thank you so much all ..

 

SO i do i need to show the evidences at th time of attending the naturalization interview ..I have my previous marriage certificate ,Photos,License prrof some bank account statemnets,Leasing Documents only ..

 

[rp36 0]

Typo -Not License ,Joint Insurance  proofs

[Villanelle 4,122]

52 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Based on the circumstances I described, no, and I explained why.

Eligibility as a derivative continues as long as the individual’s relationship as a spouse or child of the beneficiary continues. If a marriage ends through divorce, eligibility as a derivative beneficiary also ends. 

 

She was eligible as a derivative until she divorced. She divorced on the same day as the status was issued. Are you sure she was still eligible to adjust status? That the immigration issuing her LPR status is "done" first and then her divorce decree is- do you have a source for this ?

 

[pushbrk 12,911]

3 minutes ago, Damara said:

Eligibility as a derivative continues as long as the individual’s relationship as a spouse or child of the beneficiary continues. If a marriage ends through divorce, eligibility as a derivative beneficiary also ends. 

 

She was eligible as a derivative until she divorced. She divorced on the same day as the status was issued. Are you sure she was still eligible to adjust status? That the immigration issuing her LPR status is "done" first and then her divorce decree is- do you have a source for this ?

 

If she wants a legal opinion, she should consult a qualified Immigration Attorney.  I've given MY opinion.

[rp36 0]

I consulted many laywers before ,Many laywers says the same ,That 'pushbrk' mentioned .

 

But there are few laywers mentioned it might be a problem during the consideration of the Dates .I am not able to come up and take a forward step to apply for my N-400 Application.

 

But this is really help for me.I am really stucked on this .Please help me on this  to move ahead  with all the issues and concerns.

[rp36 0]

By the time i got GC ,one of the laywer mentioned same as 'pushbrk' .The decision was already made ,they are just waiting on a number to allot you .