I-751 and N400 at the same time(split)

[MarryMe987654 244]

I was using the calculator for I-751 and N-400 and it seems like I am eligible to apply for ROC and N-400 at the same time...?

 

On my greencard, it says

Card Expires: 03/03/2022

Resident Since: 03/03/2020

 

This is what I am getting from the calculator:

ROC

 

N-400 (I am still married to my husband).

Does this mean I can send out both applications at the same time (two separate files, of course)?

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

13 minutes ago, MarryMe987654 said:

I was using the calculator for I-751 and N-400 and it seems like I am eligible to apply for ROC and N-400 at the same time...?

 

On my greencard, it says

Card Expires: 03/03/2022

Resident Since: 03/03/2020

 

This is what I am getting from the calculator:

ROC

 

N-400 (I am still married to my husband).

Does this mean I can send out both applications at the same time (two separate files, of course)?

No.  You made a mistake.  For the I-751, you apply 2 years after becoming a resident (minus 90 days).  For the N-400, you can apply 3 years after becoming a resident (minus 90 days).........At a minimum, normally you can submit the N-400 about a year after submitting the I-751.

 

The anniversary date on your N-400 calculator entry should be 2023.

 

Edited August 10, 2021 by Lucky Cat

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