CR1 path to citizenship

[Pat&Vince 97]

Just now, nastra30 said:

Why isn't it correct?

re-Read my previous full answer.

 

You can FILE for N400 even if conditions aren't lifted yet. You stated that "You'll have to remove conditions (of course) first before filing N400" - which is incorrect.

[nastra30 2,044]

1 minute ago, Pat&Vince said:

re-Read my previous full answer.

 

You can FILE for N400 even if conditions aren't lifted yet. You stated that "You'll have to remove conditions (of course) first before filing N400" - which is incorrect.

Yes you can. Have you read the full thread? And check my profile. I'm basically also doing exactly that.

Edited September 10, 2022 by nastra30

[Pat&Vince 97]

1 minute ago, nastra30 said:

Yes you can. Have you read the full thread?

That's exactly what I'm saying - that you can.

 

I'm pointing out that your statement says otherwise, again that's your quote: "You'll have to remove conditions (of course) first before filing N400".

 

I'm clarifying that you don't have to wait until conditions are lifted to FILE for N400.

[nastra30 2,044]

5 minutes ago, Pat&Vince said:

That's exactly what I'm saying - that you can.

 

I'm pointing out that your statement says otherwise, again that's your quote: "You'll have to remove conditions (of course) first before filing N400".

 

I'm clarifying that you don't have to wait until conditions are lifted to FILE for N400.

Context matters. If you are following the thread in contextual manner, you'll see that I basically meant you'll have to file to remove conditions first, before you file for N400. If you take that statement in a literal silo then it's obviously it won't be a correct statement.

Edited September 10, 2022 by nastra30

[Pat&Vince 97]

2 minutes ago, nastra30 said:

Context matters. If you are following the thread in contextual manner, you'll see that I basically meant you'll have to file to remove conditions first, before you file for N400. If you take that statement in a literal silo then it's obviously it won't be a correct statement.

Couldn't agree more on the importance of context! My understanding is that your statement, regardless of any context, was not ambiguous or left to interpretation. On a website where people seek help (and full disclosure I am not a lawyer) choice of words and phrasing are important.

 

[nastra30 2,044]

4 minutes ago, Pat&Vince said:

Couldn't agree more on the importance of context! My understanding is that your statement, regardless of any context, was not ambiguous or left to interpretation. On a website where people seek help (and full disclosure I am not a lawyer) choice of words and phrasing are important.

 

Sure. I actually added this right below that statement to add more color. But I get your point.

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/789368-cr1-path-to-citizenship/?do=findComment&comment=10730988

Edited September 10, 2022 by nastra30

[Dashinka 23,366]

19 hours ago, Pat&Vince said:

 

This part:

 

"You'll have to remove conditions (of course) first before filing N400"

You can file the N400 as a CGC holder under the 3 year rule, but you will also have to file the I751 ( about a year before filing the N400).  The I751 has to be finalized prior to finalization of the N400, but generally if both are in process, they will be combined and finalized together.  There may be some special circumstances, but in general this is what happens.