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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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Your marital status is Married.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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you would put you are married cause by law you are married even if you live at 2 different addresses 

On 1/3/2022 at 8:31 AM, JeanneAdil said:

you are married so u check married if the question is "are u Married?"

if the question asks, "are u filing under the 3 year marriage condition?  "  u mark No 

 

the 2 questions are totally different

wouldn't she have to put Yes since she is under the 5 year rule?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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10 hours ago, MASH said:

you would put you are married cause by law you are married even if you live at 2 different addresses 

wouldn't she have to put Yes since she is under the 5 year rule?

actually the person is married and as i read and understand the officer at the interview will ask questions based on the marriage 

i may be wrong but i would expect both should attend at the interview 

and just because he waited 5 years to apply ,  still has to show  bona fida marriage and he could have applied under 3 year rule 

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On 1/7/2022 at 8:10 AM, JeanneAdil said:

actually the person is married and as i read and understand the officer at the interview will ask questions based on the marriage 

i may be wrong but i would expect both should attend at the interview 

and just because he waited 5 years to apply ,  still has to show  bona fida marriage and he could have applied under 3 year rule 

They did not allow me to attend our interview in Dec, under the 3-yr rule

Couldnt attend the oath either

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Algeria
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Hello everyone

I got my 10 yo GC through marriage , and 

I have applied for naturalisation under the 5 years rule , but me and my wife we live in 2 different address because if my job distance from my House, and now i found a job in my city close to my house and i am really confused should i take the job or not ,coz i really happy in my current job, and the only reason i will take the other job coz iam scared  that living separate from my wife will affect my case , plz help

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Myanmar
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Switching jobs now doesn’t change your previous address history.  
 

IME the IO will want evidence you had or have a valid marriage. 
 

Be forthcoming about the fact you two don’t live together and hope for the best.  

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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1 hour ago, Mike E said:

Switching jobs now doesn’t change your previous address history.  
 

IME the IO will want evidence you had or have a valid marriage. 
 

Be forthcoming about the fact you two don’t live together and hope for the best.  

Under the five year rule too? I thought that's the 'easier' way where the applicant stands on their own.

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6 hours ago, Letspaintcookies said:

Under the five year rule too? I thought that's the 'easier' way where the applicant stands on their own.

 

5-year rule is easier in that "living in marital union with USC spouse" is not a requirement.  But the USCIS officer still has discretion to scrutinize everything relevant to the applicant's immigration record, including whether they gained LPR status through fraudulent marriage.

 

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Algeria
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Hello everyone

My interview for citizenship is next week ,i wonder if  me living in too different adresses could effect me, i have a place where i work and another place in my days off ,where my wife stay.that really makes me worry cos you need to live in the same place the last 3 months

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Kenya
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I see no issue. Explain it at interview if asked 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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23 minutes ago, amarsolo said:

Hello everyone

My interview for citizenship is next week ,i wonder if  me living in too different adresses could effect me, i have a place where i work and another place in my days off ,where my wife stay.that really makes me worry cos you need to live in the same place the last 3 months

You cant have two addresses at the same time. Hopefully your drivers licence address is where your wife lives .. the place you stay when you are working would be treated like a business trip where you are in short term temporary accommodation because of work … even if you have a lease on that second residence

 
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