f1660114
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Free stuff for everybody!
You should say free stuff for everybody (USC and legal resident most of the cases) whose incomes qualify
So getting US Citizenship to be able to get free welfare
Correct. Of course with income qualification.
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I guess I'm biased and unconstructive too.. Like I said before, it's not a necessity. I stand by it. It's not like a had a smile on my face either, writing that check..
Your reply sounds more neutral although it is not too constructive. I-912 is for everyone who cannot afford the fee and cannot "wait", and if people qualify, they deserve it. One of the person that I know cannot wait because she wants her oldest son to get citizenship derivative from her before he turns 18. And the other person has a epileptic seizure and cannot qualifies for FREE Medicare because he is not a USC yet. So people's neccessity is unique.
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Really Nancy,
The N400 is not the only fee waived form,if the op qualifies, he does not NEED to raise the fee for it but prove he deserves the fee waived.
Agreed with you, bribrat. Nancy's reply sounds biased and unconstructive.
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You can work as long as you have any I751 pending.
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because I became a Conditional PR in June 2011.
Wait two more months and you can apply in May 2015.
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What does this mean?
It means that if today you have been a permanent resident for 3 years minus 90 days and you marry a US citizen tomorrow, you can't immediately send in your application. You must wait until you have been married for 3 full years. Of course, in this case, it would make more sense to apply based on five years of residency.
In this case, OP married in May 2012 so in Feb 2015 he has been already eligible for N400 unless his spouse is not a USC.
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I noticed OP filed EB-5 so I strongly believe he/she got his/her LPR through investment. If his/her spouse is a USC, he can go ahead to file N400 now because he satisfies the 3 year requirement as a spouse of USC (he became eligible some time in Feb 2015 already).
Filing I-912 Request for Fee Waiver with N-400 Naturalization form, based on means-tested benefit, and was returned twice!
in US Citizenship General Discussion
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Well, it looks like the government does not enforce that strictly. Her sister sponsored for her whole family with 5 kids so I guessed she could get welfare because their incomes qualify (only husband works, she has to stay home to take care kids).