WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400?

* Is it possible, to apply one after cr1 removal of condition approved Ive been here since August 2008. Married for 4 years and 4 months now.. =]

[Saddle Bronc 124]

It is possible to do N-400 up to 90 days prior to the 3-year anniversary of your GC issuance (in your case CR-1)--even if you do not have the 10-year GC in hand (copies of the extension letter and temporary 2-year GC will work as evidence).

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

WHEN CAN YOU APPLY N400?

* Is it possible, to apply one after cr1 removal of condition approved Ive been here since August 2008. Married for 4 years and 4 months now.. =]

You can Apply for the N-400 based on marriage if you have been married to the same US Citizen for 3 years and this can be DONE 90 days before the 3 year issue date of the green card which may read "Residence Since"

Edited September 29, 2010 by RICARDO4EVA2

[CATHYlovesRICK 2]

Saya saya naman kapatid...malapit kna maging AMERIKANA...

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

You can Apply for the N-400 based on marriage if you have been married to the same US Citizen for 3 years and this can be DONE 90 days before the 3 year issue date of the green card which may read "Residence Since"

great answer =] ..now, out of curiosity in any event u didnt file for n400 during that time? and the 10 year green card passed. do you have to refile removal of condition again? or how does it work? thanks

Edited September 29, 2010 by LOSTGURL--SOPHIA

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

great answer =] ..now, out of curiosity in any event u didnt file for n400 during that time? and the 10 year green card passed. do you have to refile removal of condition again? or how does it work? thanks

asus =] nde gusto ko kc mafile mama ko for good kc siya nlng matira sa pinas..lahat andito na =( si papa, ung bunso, ako, asawa ko, si sophie, tpos ung gitna kong kapatid this year punta na =P.. wawa naman si mama.. dbale sis tulungan dn kita magapply ng removal..gusto mo sama sa contest ko para makapagenjoy ka sa october 5?

[CATHYlovesRICK 2]

asus =] nde gusto ko kc mafile mama ko for good kc siya nlng matira sa pinas..lahat andito na =( si papa, ung bunso, ako, asawa ko, si sophie, tpos ung gitna kong kapatid this year punta na =P.. wawa naman si mama.. dbale sis tulungan dn kita magapply ng removal..gusto mo sama sa contest ko para makapagenjoy ka sa october 5?

Diba sa San francisco un kapatid saan dun???So happy for you kapatid:)

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

great answer =] ..now, out of curiosity in any event u didnt file for n400 during that time? and the 10 year green card passed. do you have to refile removal of condition again? or how does it work? thanks

NOT certain if I understand correct of i am wrong.

You did not file for the N-400 during the 90 days leading up to the 3 year mark? What do you mean the 10 year green card has passed..?

If you have a green card that was issued for 10 years than you can apply for the N400 anytime. When You hit say 4 years.. you can still apply based on the initial 3 year mark when you hot 5 year mark... you can just take the 5 year rule.

You're only able to remove your condition once. IF say it was not removed when you should have filed then that would mean you are out of status.

[marriedtomrg 140]

You will have a 10 year green card since you filed for removal of conditions; you only do that once, when you are changing from 2 year conditional green card to 10 year green card.

When you meet the residency requirement for citizenship, you may apply as described by Saddle Bronc and RICARDO4EVA2...if you decide not to apply for citizenship, you can just renew your green card every 10 years (provided you meet the residency requirement for that too)...until you are ready to apply for citizenship/naturalization.

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

I got this answer from my dads' immigration email

Hello Jonah, it is possible to apply for citizenship 2 year and 9 months from the initial date you received conditional permanent residence, which should be printed on your permanent residence card.

Best,

jsurowitz@eastbayvisalaw.com

WWW.EASTBAYVISALAW.COM

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

I got this answer from my dads' immigration email

Hello Jonah, it is possible to apply for citizenship 2 year and 9 months from the initial date you received conditional permanent residence, which should be printed on your permanent residence card.

Best,

jsurowitz@eastbayvisalaw.com

WWW.EASTBAYVISALAW.COM

But lost girl... I did answer that question earlier this morning. Your dad however did confirm it all. The 2 year and 9 months is the same as the "90 day" mark we spoke of prior the anniversary or issue date.

Edited September 30, 2010 by RICARDO4EVA2

[LOSTGURL--SOPHIA 2]

thanks though for the answer 'RICARDO4EVA2'... i sure did appreciate it

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Technically 2 years 9 months is incorrect as some months have 31 days and the application window is 90 prior to the anniversary.