roadrunnericu

I kept everything, even stuff I didn't think was needed. Once it's been filled out, there does not appear to be an * asterisk in front of any of the questions, either. I guess too much info is better than not enough.

yes, all of the previously entered information such as name address, etc, so far, is still in the new form.

there is a print option i will use on it to save it to pdf before I do.

i guess for giggles i can change the answer on the first page and see what that does to whats already filled out. if anyone is interested, ill post how that turns out.

there is a place on the form to write my name as assisting her complete the form.

i have completed the online form for the marriage one with all of the supporting required documents already attached. it is just a matter of hitting the submit button. if I use the general status, I have to start over from scratch. Are there any reasons to start over from scratch? or just send whats already done?

my wife came into the country 8 years ago on a k1 visa. we were married and she removed her conditions. She is a current green card holder. she now wants to apply for her citizenship and it appears she qualifies to file for it by either the general provision status or the married to a citizen status. Is this correct? and is one cheaper, faster, or has less paperwork than the other. if one is just more paperwork, I don't think that will be the deciding factor because that is the one I have already prepared. hahaha. is one more proper than the other or does it not make any difference at this 8-year mark of co-habitation with the married-to-us citizen status. thanks in advance