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I-751 ROC Filers - January 2024

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26 minutes ago, m.b1 said:

Hello all. I have a question. I came on a K1 vsia and  received my 2-year GC on 03/28/2022. I applied last December for the 10 year GC and my case is actively reviewing. When am I able to apply for the citizenship?

If the Resident Since on your GC is 03/28/2022, you can apply for citizenship under 3 year rule on 03/28/2025 minus 90 days, which is 12/28/2025. Considering it's a Saturday, I'd just apply the first week of January 2025.

 

Make sure you have at least 18 months of presence in the US, never had trips over 6 months and your marriage is strong and bonafide. E.g. you never separated from your US citizen spouse etc. They also need to be a US citizen for at least 3 years when you apply.

 

 

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Hi All,    Not sure I ever put my details when originally mailing but got an approval letter on my i-751 today and checked online to see that the card was processed and being mailed out as o

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Hi everyone!   Here is our timeline:   Sent via USPS to Phoenix, AZ: 12/30/23 Received: 1/2/24 Check shows pending: 1/6/24.  Online USCIS account shows Notice of R

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10 minutes ago, OldUser said:

If the Resident Since on your GC is 03/28/2022, you can apply for citizenship under 3 year rule on 03/28/2025 minus 90 days, which is 12/28/2025. Considering it's a Saturday, I'd just apply the first week of January 2025.

 

Make sure you have at least 18 months of presence in the US, never had trips over 6 months and your marriage is strong and bonafide. E.g. you never separated from your US citizen spouse etc. They also need to be a US citizen for at least 3 years when you apply.

 

 

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