have some questions

[xlecilia 0]

okay so i have my green card got it through marriage we are STILL married i got it back in 2015 it doesn't expire until 28 so i have time i have not done my citizenship yet as we have had some money problems we have a child now about to turn one were saving for a house now but i feel like i do need to move forward and do my citizenship if not this year next and get it done how do i go about this 

do i just apply for neutralization or how do i go about this now that were in a decent stop money wise?

[aaron2020 11,651]

You file the N-400 to naturalize.  You can do it under the 5 years rule.  

https://www.uscis.gov/n-400

[Lil bear 4,375]

11 minutes ago, xlecilia said:

okay so i have my green card got it through marriage we are STILL married i got it back in 2015 it doesn't expire until 28 so i have time i have not done my citizenship yet as we have had some money problems we have a child now about to turn one were saving for a house now but i feel like i do need to move forward and do my citizenship if not this year next and get it done how do i go about this 

do i just apply for neutralization or how do i go about this now that were in a decent stop money wise?

N400 form and instructions from USCIS website. 

[HNZ91 70]

3 hours ago, xlecilia said:

okay so i have my green card got it through marriage we are STILL married i got it back in 2015 it doesn't expire until 28 so i have time i have not done my citizenship yet as we have had some money problems we have a child now about to turn one were saving for a house now but i feel like i do need to move forward and do my citizenship if not this year next and get it done how do i go about this 

do i just apply for neutralization or how do i go about this now that were in a decent stop money wise?

Also check the fee waivers they might be applicable on your case

[xlecilia 0]

check fee waivers and the 5 year rule ?

[xlecilia 0]

and sorry i seem confused i really havent kept upto date with what i needed to do ect after getting my green card as i was basically just living our life you know and trying to save our money untill i NEEDED to do it 

[Chancy 6,244]

1 hour ago, xlecilia said:

check fee waivers and the 5 year rule ?

 

5-year rule -- Apply for citizenship based on 5 years as a permanent resident.  Being married is not a requirement for naturalization under this rule.

 

Fee waiver -- Details here: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/additional-information-on-filing-a-fee-waiver

 

[HNZ91 70]

1 hour ago, xlecilia said:

and sorry i seem confused i really havent kept upto date with what i needed to do ect after getting my green card as i was basically just living our life you know and trying to save our money untill i NEEDED to do it 

Free waiver means you will not pay fees when filling if your financial situation qualifies. There are many people here can help you understand it if you have questions.

[xlecilia 0]

okay thanks how do i go about doing the free wavier right now my husband is paying our life as my work originally got closed due to covid and now we have our son so im going to go back to work just not yet as daycare with everything thats happened is way to expensive ?