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Getting a citizenship for my parent after getting a green card based on family reunion

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Hey there. I need advises from people who have been undergoing the same process...

I brought my mom in April of 2019 and applied for a green card based on family reunion. In June of 2020 (06.02.2020 to be exact) she received her green card. So when should I apply for her citizenship? Everywhere says after 5 years from the date the GC was received. Can I apply in advance or should it be 5 years straight? 

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~~Moved to US Citizenship General Discussion, from  Bringing Family of PR- the OP is asking about the N400~~

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2 hours ago, Veronica Chepur said:

Hey there. I need advises from people who have been undergoing the same process...

I brought my mom in April of 2019 and applied for a green card based on family reunion. In June of 2020 (06.02.2020 to be exact) she received her green card. So when should I apply for her citizenship? Everywhere says after 5 years from the date the GC was received. Can I apply in advance or should it be 5 years straight? 

5 years is the eligibility. 

Can apply 90 days early if didn't break continuous residency or if it won't affect minimum physical presence.

 
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