It only took about 10 days from the approval of our I-751 to getting the 10-year green card in the mail today.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
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QUOTE(gwsmith01 @ Jul 25 2008, 06:20 PM) 
It only took about 10 days from the approval of our I-751 to getting the 10-year green card in the mail today.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
Congratulations on getting your 10 yr. green card!!!!!
btw......They are always wanting money- money- and more money from us.....
Aisha
QUOTE(gwsmith01 @ Jul 25 2008, 07:20 PM)
It only took about 10 days from the approval of our I-751 to getting the 10-year green card in the mail today.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
congratulations you must be so excited
Congrats on getting your greencard.
Congratulations!!! 
That's is wonderful news, Congratulations on getting your 10 yr GC!!! 
That's great, Congratulations. Hope next is mine
QUOTE(gwsmith01 @ Jul 25 2008, 07:20 PM)
It only took about 10 days from the approval of our I-751 to getting the 10-year green card in the mail today.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
when did you file your I-751?
did you have an interview or not?
QUOTE(m0306 @ Jul 26 2008, 06:36 PM)
QUOTE(gwsmith01 @ Jul 25 2008, 07:20 PM)
It only took about 10 days from the approval of our I-751 to getting the 10-year green card in the mail today.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
As of August 3, which is 90 days before the 3-year anniversary of getting the green card, I'm eligible to file for US citizenship. The worst part about the N-400 is the $675 fee, so I may wait until September to file.
when did you file your I-751?
did you have an interview or not?
Filed in August '07 at VSC. Had an RFE, but no interview.
Oh wow so that's almost a year ago before they sent you your greencard!
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