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Will I be able to apply for citizenship with I551 stamp?

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I am waiting on my 10 year green card, but with the covid delays it is taking a long time. I've only had my biometrics appointment so far in a year since I filed my application. 

I am able to apply for citizenship in a month as I have will have been here for 3 years and I am the spouse of a us citizen. I have a temporary I551 stamp whilst my new green card is pending, will I be able to use a copy of that for my application or do I have to wait for my new green card first? 

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Yes, that plus your copy of NOA-1 for gc renewal should be enough. 

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1 hour ago, Justkeepswimming said:

I am waiting on my 10 year green card, but with the covid delays it is taking a long time. I've only had my biometrics appointment so far in a year since I filed my application. 

I am able to apply for citizenship in a month as I have will have been here for 3 years and I am the spouse of a us citizen. I have a temporary I551 stamp whilst my new green card is pending, will I be able to use a copy of that for my application or do I have to wait for my new green card first? 

There is no reason to wait.  File when you become eligible.  

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1 hour ago, Justkeepswimming said:

I am waiting on my 10 year green card, but with the covid delays it is taking a long time. I've only had my biometrics appointment so far in a year since I filed my application. 

I am able to apply for citizenship in a month as I have will have been here for 3 years and I am the spouse of a us citizen. I have a temporary I551 stamp whilst my new green card is pending, will I be able to use a copy of that for my application or do I have to wait for my new green card first? 

Just clarifying that you’ve been a permanent resident for 3 years- not just physical presence in the US 🙂 

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