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I just have one question regarding ROC. What happens if the ROC application has been pending for more than one year and it is time to file for N-400, do you have to wait for the result on the ROC application before you can apply for the N-400? Thanks in advance.

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You can file the N-400 if you are within the time frame to do so.  It actually forces the ROC to be adjudicated.

 

~~moved to ROC from AOS progress reports~~

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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4 minutes ago, NikLR said:

You can file the N-400 if you are within the time frame to do so.  It actually forces the ROC to be adjudicated.

 

~~moved to ROC from AOS progress reports~~

Thank you so much for the answer.

 
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