Online N400 and account issue

[Ohana2020 5]

Hi everyone. I am at the stage of filing for N400. I decided to use my husband's USCIS account since he already opened one when filing for i-130. I started out by putting my basic information and when it came to DOB it says "this account has already been verified with a different date of birth". Note, this was not on the form, but before I opened the form the system asked for basic info and that it would then make it easier to fill out N400. Does it mean I have to open my own account to fill out the form? I usually triple-check documents. Thank you for your time.

[arken 4,197]

8 minutes ago, Ohana2020 said:

Does it mean I have to open my own account to fill out the form?

It's your N400 so best is to start with your own account.

[JeanneAdil 6,724]

 

you wrote in May 2021 u still did not have your green card

and earlier in May said u would travel on the endorsement of the visa  

 

u are not eligible for citizenship 

it is based on 3 years (minus 90 days ) of the green card date plus marriage to USC

Edited January 31, 2022 by JeanneAdil

[Ohana2020 5]

27 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

 

you wrote in May 2021 u still did not have your green card

and earlier in May said u would travel on the endorsement of the visa  

 

u are not eligible for citizenship 

it is based on 3 years (minus 90 days ) of the green card date plus marriage to USC

Thank you. I may be eligible under 319(b). But to find that out I need to submit my forms first. 

[JeanneAdil 6,724]

9 hours ago, Ohana2020 said:

Thank you. I may be eligible under 319(b). But to find that out I need to submit my forms first. 

Eligibility

In order to qualify for expedited naturalization under INA Section 319(b), an applicant must meet the following requirements:

• The applicant must be a lawful permanent resident.
• The applicant must be legally married to a United States citizen.
• The United States citizen spouse must be employed abroad by one of the following types of organizations:
  • The United States government;
  • An institution recognized as an American Institution of Research by the Attorney General;
  • A United States corporation or its subsidiary in the development of foreign trade or commerce;
  • A public international organization; or
  • An organization engaged in ministerial or missionary work.
• The United States citizen spouse must be employed abroad by their employer for at least one year.
• The applicant must demonstrate a good faith intent to live abroad with their United States citizen spouse after being granted citizenship.
• The applicant must demonstrate a good faith intent to return and live in the United States upon their spouse’s termination of employment abroad.

best to u in your quest 

[Ontarkie 14,613]

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