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  1. .yana
    Does your J1 visa say smth along the lines of "subject of a 2-year rule"? If you so - you can not get another visa until after you return to your home country & spend at least 2 years outside of the US. If not - I knew plenty of people back in my time on J-1 who changed their status to B within the US and traveled for an extra couple of months. But I don't know the process, and this was back in early 2000s.
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    This is solely based on my personal experience: - My I-751 was still being adjudicated at the time when I filed N400 under 3 year rule so they had all the evidence already - I submitted only the bare minimum for N400 (marriage certificate, taxes short 1 year bc it wasn't available yet, and that's all) Naturalized much sooner than if I had waited for 2 additional years. And, again, didn't need to collect/submit any additional evidence so it wasn't a hassle at all.
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    You might get the fastest N-400 adjudication in the history of USCIS medal.
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    They will likely waive your I-751 interview and you'll just do the N-400 test (I wouldn't even refer to it as interview because all I was asked were the civics test questions + quick reading & writing test, that's it).
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    It's 3 years (minus 90 days) after you received your GC, not wedding date. So count 3 years from May 2023. Don't forget to remove conditions on your GC in the meantime.
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    Staying for a couple of months at most & leaving shortly after being born hardly qualifies as "living in US" doesn't it?
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    Mother gave birth on US soil, acquired citizenship for the child, returned to her country with the baby.
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    I would start with following up with their office. Pester them if you need to. My representative helped me tremendously when I reached out to them. Albeit they responded right away. They can do it, and USCIS will respond to their inquiry.
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