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Hello everyone!

Applied for i485 10/2015

Approved 2/2016

Applied for i751 11/2017

Approved 3/2019

 

So my question is about 3 year marriage rule(after getting 10 years green card not a combo one) If I apply for n400 do I need to send marriage evidence that I have kept copy of it before sending for i751? Or I need to send proof of different timeline? Or I don't need proof at all since my i751 was approved? During the interview will they interview citizen wife too for my n400? Thanks!

 

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1 hour ago, Sercanned said:

Hello everyone!

Applied for i485 10/2015

Approved 2/2016

Applied for i751 11/2017

Approved 3/2019

 

So my question is about 3 year marriage rule(after getting 10 years green card not a combo one) If I apply for n400 do I need to send marriage evidence that I have kept copy of it before sending for i751? Or I need to send proof of different timeline? Or I don't need proof at all since my i751 was approved? During the interview will they interview citizen wife too for my n400? Thanks!

 

You need proof that you live in marital union with a US citizen for 3 years prior to apply to the N-400. 

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23 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

You need proof that you live in marital union with a US citizen for 3 years prior to apply to the N-400. 

So I can send proof since after I applied i751?

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9 hours ago, Sercanned said:

So I can send proof since after I applied i751?

The answer is yes, from 2015 to present.

VERMONT SERVICE CENTER - I-751 ROC

05/11/17: Date of I-751
05/12/17: VSC received our package

05/12/17: NOA Date
05/14/17: NOA Arrived in the mail & check cashed

06/22/17: Biometrics Appointment at ASC Manhattan

04/09/18: Online changed to case transferred to local office but no actual letter

06/13/18: Card Being Produced - NO RFE/NO INTERVIEW

06/16/18: Approval Letter arrived in the mail with 06/13/18 approval date

06/18/18: Card was picked up by USPS

06/20/18: Received 10 years Green Card from the mail - END OF I-751 JOURNEY!

 

E-FILING (IOE) N-400 APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION

06/21/18: Submitted Online
06/22/18: Received NOA Online

06/23/18: Online account updated to Biometrics scheduled on 07/12/18

06/25/18: NOA letter arrived in the mail

06/28/18: Biometrics appointment letter arrived in the mail

07/12/18: Biometrics appointment at ASC Manhattan

02/28/19: In Line for Interview

03/01/19: Interview Date is on 04/08/19

04/08/19: Interview Day: Approved on the spot

04/09/19: We Scheduled your Oath Ceremony 

04/12/19: Oath Letter arrived in the mail

05/02/19: Oath Ceremony - OFFICIALLY U.S. CITIZEN AND END OF IMMIGRATION JOURNEY!

 

DS-11 - APPLICATION FOR US PASSPORT BOOK AND CARD

05/02/19: Submitted application thru USPS - Expedited
05/06/19: Received email, passport application is now traceable online thru Travel.State.gov website (https://passportstatus.state.gov/Search)

05/08/19: Received email, passport has been printed and it's on final processing
05/09/19: Received email, passport application has been finished processing with USPS tracking number and expected delivery is on 05/14/2019

05/10/19: Receive email from USPS informed Delivery - Expected Passport delivery is on 05/11/2019

05/11/19: Passport book received thru USPS Priority Mail

05/13/19: Passport card received

05/14/19: Naturalization Certificate back - END OF PASSPORT APPLICATION!

 

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9 hours ago, Sercanned said:

So I can send proof since after I applied i751?

I would recommend you go for the 5 year rule, much easier compared to 3 year rule, with way less documentation. Unless there is a reason you want citizenship right away.

NVC Process wiki - http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

 

AOS Journey:

3/10/2017: Filed I751 at California Service Center

3/2/2018: Filed N400 - San Antonio TX

3/14/2018: i751 Case transferred to Local Office

9/25/2018: Interview scheduled for N400, November 13th

 

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2 hours ago, MaLo said:

I would recommend you go for the 5 year rule, much easier compared to 3 year rule, with way less documentation. Unless there is a reason you want citizenship right away.

Oh yeah I can wait 2 more year instead of dealing with all the paperwork and put my wife into stress again. She already had enough of i751

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13 hours ago, USS_Voyager said:

You need proof that you live in marital union with a US citizen for 3 years prior to apply to the N-400. 

So if I get denied somehow (I don't see any reason but anything can happen) will I loose my green card and get deported?

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2 minutes ago, Sercanned said:

So if I get denied somehow (I don't see any reason but anything can happen) will I loose my green card and get deported?

No.  If you fail the citizenship test, you remain a green card holder.  Many people fail the first time and apply again for citizenship and get it the second time.

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