ChloeS

I figured that out myself Thank you for being so clear!

yeah, I751 was what I meant... Thanks a lot. That's so clear. I appreciate your help.

That's very helpful. Thank you so much!! @OldUser So... just to follow up on this, when the time comes to March 2026 (or December 2025 which is 90 days before), do I just send all N-400 documents and they merge the two cases of I-765 and N-400? I know it depends on cases and location, but what would be the normal processing time?

Hi everyone, I am currently getting closer to the expiration of my 2-year marriage-based GC (hubby is a U.S. citizen) and will be filing I751. Meanwhile, I wonder if I'd be eligible for directly filing citizenship in conjunction with i-751. Here's my timeline: Entered the U.S in November 2021 on a K-1 Fiancé visa Got married in January 2022 Received my 2-year GC in March 2023 I read through the USCIS website. For marriage-based Citizenship, one of the conditions says: Be a lawfully admitted permanent resident of the United States for at least three years immediately before the date you file Form N-400; Does a "lawfully admitted permanent resident" start from the date indicated on my GC? or starts when I entered the country? The term is not clear to me and would make a big difference as If the case is the latter, I would be eligible for citizenship (November 21 - November 24). Has anyone experienced the same? Thank you for your help.