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GoLdEnSkY99   54

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Hello, My wife entered US on 4/23/2014, is she eligible to apply for citizenship or do we have to wait till 4/23/17?

 

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8 minutes ago, GoLdEnSkY99 said:

Hello, My wife entered US on 4/23/2014, is she eligible to apply for citizenship or do we have to wait till 4/23/17?

 

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Depends on how long you were married before she came to the US.  Did she come on a CR-1 or an IR-1?

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Add three years and take away 90 days from the "Resident Since" date on her green card. That is the earliest date on which you can file her N-400, assuming you're still married and living together. 

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Day 0 (4/23/12) Petitions mailed (I-360, I-485, I-765)
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GoLdEnSkY99   54

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30 minutes ago, David & Zoila said:

Depends on how long you were married before she came to the US.  Did she come on a CR-1 or an IR-1?

She came with CR-1 visa.

 

15 minutes ago, Hypnos said:

Add three years and take away 90 days from the "Resident Since" date on her green card. That is the earliest date on which you can file her N-400, assuming you're still married and living together. 

Her "Resident Since" date is April 23rd 2014 So I guess today will be the day if  i take away 90 days from it.

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2 minutes ago, GoLdEnSkY99 said:

She came with CR-1 visa.

 

Her "Resident Since" date is April 23rd 2014 So I guess today will be the day if  i take away 90 days from it.

It's 90 DAYS...Not three months.  Count the days.  If you file early the entire package gets returned to you. Good luck

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GoLdEnSkY99   54

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41 minutes ago, David & Zoila said:

It's 90 DAYS...Not three months.  Count the days.  If you file early the entire package gets returned to you. Good luck

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