US Immigration from Chile

Hi,

My wife is ready to apply for the US Citizenship based in the 3 year rule . ( I'm US citizen).

We have always submitted the application by mail. We have been researching and there is an option to submit the N-400 online.

Any experience with the online submission? Any pros/cons?

Thank you,

Hi everyone! I know this thread is from a while ago but it seems to have the most potential for answering my questions.

I am a dual citizen, US and Chile. Have been living in Chile for the last 5 years. I haven't made enough foreign income to reach the tax threshold previously but I think now that we're married, I do? I talked to a CPA in the USA and they told me to just file the 1040NR EZ. Is anyone else a dual US citizen and have they done this? Or have any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!!

Hello everyone :

I'm facing a very unusual situation with USCIS. I'm a permanent resident since Nov 2018 (ajust of status),
I sent my application to remove conditions in September 2020 (during pandemic), After more than 2 year since I sent the application, I got my 10 years Green Card in Nov 2022.
On February 2023 I sent my application for naturalization (having 6 years of marriage and 4 years as a resident). I had the appointment for fingerprints in March 2023, and the citizenship interview in August 3th. I passed the interview without any inconvenience.
I was just waiting for the date of my oath ceremony.
And today I receive a notice from USCIS that I have to send evidence of my marriage for the last 3 years previous to N-400 filling date.
I really don't understand why? if they approved to removed my conditions that means that they checked all the evidence that I sent. I don't understand why they are asking again for evidences. My wife and I are been living at the same place for the last 5 years.
I'll sent all the evidence again, but I'm still not understand why?
The only possibility is they lost my files for my I-751. That's why they are requesting evidence again.

Anyone else facing this situation?

Regards.

Hello,
I need to remove the conditions of my green card and also want to travel, however, I m having trouble understanding if I can. My green card expires on Jan 28 2024 and the tool of USCIS says I can send the form i-751 as early as October 2023.

I was planning to visit my country in November, near Thanksgiving, but I m not certain if I send the form in October, would I need to wait to receive the confirmation before traveling or I can travel abroad without problem since my Green Card would still be valid?

All the information I found is about traveling after filing with the Green Card expired. Mine will not be expired and I m a little confused. I can t really find anything online about my circumstance.

Thank you in advance for your answers!

Hello,

The I-130 is asking where do my parents reside. They technically live in Chile but came to visit for a few months (as per usual, they have done this for 13 years) but after learning some information I decided it would be best if they just stayed here.

Questions

1) Since they are now here, should I put that they live in the US with me? or that they live in Chile?

2) It asked for my A number - should I put my old one or N/A?

3) It asks for naturalization certificate - I am unable to locate it. I understand I can provide US passport as evidence of citizenship. Is this not true for a naturalized citizen?

Thank you!