N-400 September 2022 Filers

[OldUser 4,928]

14 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

He's been here more than three years, and almost three as an LPR.

Almost three as LPR is what counts as physical presence in the US.

1. Take the Resident Since date from your spouse's Green Card

2. Take the date when you're submitting N-400

3. Add three years to Resident Since date and subtract 90 days from it

4. Are you filing after or on the date from step 3? If earlier, you're filing too early.

5. Since Resident Since date, did the LPR spent at least 548 days in the US, in marital union with you? If so, good. If less, then physical presense test failed.

 

As for trips before the person became the LPR I'm not sure whether they should be listed. Reading the forums, some people in similar situation only listed trips starting from the Residence Since date and were ok. At the same time, the question asks about 5 year travel history. I guess the LPR can clarify this during the interview.

 

 

[Joyoussinger 1,412]

19 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Almost three as LPR is what counts as physical presence in the US.

1. Take the Resident Since date from your spouse's Green Card

2. Take the date when you're submitting N-400

3. Add three years to Resident Since date and subtract 90 days from it

4. Are you filing after or on the date from step 3? If earlier, you're filing too early.

5. Since Resident Since date, did the LPR spent at least 548 days in the US, in marital union with you? If so, good. If less, then physical presense test failed.

 

As for trips before the person became the LPR I'm not sure whether they should be listed. Reading the forums, some people in similar situation only listed trips starting from the Residence Since date and were ok. At the same time, the question asks about 5 year travel history. I guess the LPR can clarify this during the interview.

 

 

We'll definitely be filing at the right time. We have worked that out. The question specifically says "in the last five years". That's been the dilemma. You're right, and thanks for reminding us that he can clarify at the interview. 

[Joyoussinger 1,412]

36 minutes ago, SoCal2021 said:

Is your husband applying under 3 year rule?  I read somewhere on VJ that when applying under 3 year rule, every question that asks you for 5 years, only answer it for 3 years. Not sure if that is correct but if it is, then your husband may be OK since he moved here in 2019. 

That would make sense. If it is correct it would make it so much easier!

[Canadian87 67]

Package was delivered to the lockbox in Chicago as of this morning. Now the waiting begins...again.

[swalker 137]

Hi there! Should have applied forever ago, but just got around to it today. In the home stretch and it feels great!

[SoCal2021 201]

My wife just submitted her N-400 application online. 

See below signature for all updates

 

Local office: Los Angeles, CA

[Joyoussinger 1,412]

11 minutes ago, SoCal2021 said:

My wife just submitted her N-400 application online. 

See below signature for all updates

 

Local office: Los Angeles, CA

Good luck! I hope it goes as quickly as her ROC did!

[SoCal2021 201]

14 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

Good luck! I hope it goes as quickly as her ROC did!

Thanks. I hope your upcoming N-400 and ROC both get quick approvals. 

[jtdm 76]

My wife became elegible on the 13 and we completed the application and submitted it today. It’s the final push. Hopeful it will work out for all of us. 

[mnk 62]

On 9/9/2022 at 12:57 PM, AffableAndy said:

Can I ask how much additional evidence everyone is submitting?

 

I have bank statements since we got married in mid-2018, and I can get some joint insurance, leases and our state IDs with the same address.

 

Are people sending in essentially the same amount of evidence as they did for I-751 or a little less? Wondering if I can get away without scanning boarding passes, vet bills, costco membership and gathering photos...

We didn't submit as much as we did for ROC, and only stuff that was new since applying for ROC unless it was required. We kept to the important docs they recommended in the different sections (i.e. tax transcripts, bank statements, leases, insurances). We'll take the secondary stuff (boarding passes and travel docs, photos, etc.) to the interview.

Edited September 17, 2022 by mnk

[Spardasa 78]

My wife has been eligible since August, but we were delayed due to the birth of our daughter.  Submitted her N-400 today and so happy to be on the final leg.

 

Her I-751 Removal of Conditions is still pending since Sept 2021 of the canned Re-use of fingerprints.....

[Markip1 71]

Hello all, just joining this thread to see how everyone is progressing. Local office is NYC. Been waiting over three years for ROC so got impatient and filed N-400 earlier this month.

[Canadian87 67]

Received my I-797C in the mail today. Was delivered on 9/12 and the notice is dated 9/16. My receipt number is also an 'IOE' number. My local office is Tampa and it seems like they're averaging 5-7 months (based on other people's timelines, not the USCIS processing timeline). 

[Spardasa 78]

Got our email update this morning that: Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS after submitting on Sunday.

 

Assigned our IOE# as well.....

 

[TriniGirl2 60]

Hi All, 

 

Window opened on 14th, filed online on the 17th. The waiting begins!

Still awaiting ROC approval.