Maire

They no longer require passport photos.   They will take your photo during your biometrics appointment and they will use that for your naturalization certificate.  

Under 5 years.   It will be much faster and you won't have to provide proof of bona fide marriage again like before.  

You do the permanent resident for 5 years because that is what you are. It is also less documentation on your end so that is good for you. 

Agree with above.
 
File under 5 year rule. Much easier.
 
 

Follow the 5 years process. Much less documentation than 3 years process where you have to provide evidence of Marital Union for the three years. 

Good Morning! Its been years since I have been in this forum. But, I have a question and need help! A little overview: I brought my fiance on a Fiance Visa from Cuba in 2009 and he became a permanent resident. We are still happily married, but never applied for naturalization at 3 years because we were struggling with a new baby and money was tight. However, I have now started filing the N-400 application online so that he can become a US Citizen (money is wayy better now). My questions is since he has been a permanent resident for more than 5 years: Should I select for the naturalization application the condition that says: 1) Be a permanent resident for 5 years or 2)Married to a US Citizen for at least 3 years?? Im confused??! Anybody in here applied for Naturalization way after the 3 years??Im thinking on selecting number 1: Permanent Resident for  5 years but I am not sure. Please help!😓