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1st, sorry if this was discussed here and I couldn't find it.

 

 We have been married since 8/5/17 and my wife got her 2 year green card on 4/9/19. Our 3 year anniversary is just around the corner and I read on here that you could apply for citizenship if married for 3 years (see below)

 

"Spouses of U.S. Citizens

Generally, certain lawful permanent residents married to a U.S. citizen may file for naturalization after residing continuously in the United States for three years if immediately preceding the filing of the application:

     ball.gif the applicant has been married to and living in a valid marital union with the same U.S. citizen spouse for all three years;
          ball.gif the U.S. spouse has been a citizen for all three years and meets all physical presence and residence requirements; and
          ball.gif the applicant meets all other naturalization requirements."

 

I also heard conflicting info that you could not file the N400 until 3 years after original Green Card date which would put us out another 2 years.

 

Could someone please advise?

 

Thank you so much!

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26 minutes ago, azmarkd said:

1st, sorry if this was discussed here and I couldn't find it.

 

 We have been married since 8/5/17 and my wife got her 2 year green card on 4/9/19. Our 3 year anniversary is just around the corner and I read on here that you could apply for citizenship if married for 3 years (see below)

 

"Spouses of U.S. Citizens

Generally, certain lawful permanent residents married to a U.S. citizen may file for naturalization after residing continuously in the United States for three years if immediately preceding the filing of the application:

     ball.gif the applicant has been married to and living in a valid marital union with the same U.S. citizen spouse for all three years;
          ball.gif the U.S. spouse has been a citizen for all three years and meets all physical presence and residence requirements; and
          ball.gif the applicant meets all other naturalization requirements."

 

I also heard conflicting info that you could not file the N400 until 3 years after original Green Card date which would put us out another 2 years.

 

Could someone please advise?

 

Thank you so much!

Her three years would be 4/9/2022. It is three years of being a permanent resident married to an American or five years being a permanent resident not being married to an American.

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