Will this be a problem for N400 filing?

[Johnny6751 4]

Hi there, I got my new green card in the mail today. 10 year green card after removal of conditions was approved a couple of days ago. However, the “resident since” date is 1 year backwards. I was first approved for a conditional green card thru marriage on 03/30/2021, at that time USCIS sent me a conditional green card with the wrong “resident since” date, it said 03/30/2020 instead of 03/30/2021 which is when our case was approved. Three days later I filed form I-90 to have that corrected, back then the Chicago office took the physical conditional green card, and gave me a stamp on my passport. USCIS never sent the replacement for the conditional green card. Fast forward, Removal of conditions came in, I filed I-751 on 01/18/2023, got a 48 months ext letter, and didn’t hear anything for 22 months. Last week my I-751 was approved, THE I-90 I HAD FILE WAS DENIED, YES OVER 3 YEARS LATER lol, and I just now got the new green card, but again, the “resident since” date should be 03/30/2021, but on the new card it says 03/30/2020. My question is, I qualify for citizenship based on the 3 year rule. I actually could’ve applied for citizenship on 12/30/2023 while the I-751 was pending if I wanted to. Having that said, would it be a problem to apply for citizenship with this new green card and that wrong “resident since” date? Thank you in advance. Please ask me anything. Nebraska field office, 22 months wait for ROC. Block 239-0093xxx

Edited yesterday at 02:00 AM by Johnny6751

[OldUser 6,612]

If you qualify based on 3 years of marriage and being resident since 03/30/2021, then you should be file applying now.

 

Do you still have your original I-485 approval notice with correct approval date?

Edited yesterday at 03:41 AM by OldUser