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In regard to form I-130 (for parent, consular processing) 1. item number B 10, alien number: if petitioner is naturalized US citizen should this item be left blank or the alien number that was on green card should be provided? 2. item number C 2, address of relative: if parent is outside of...

In regard to form I-130 (for parent, consular processing) 1. item number B 10, alien number: if petitioner is naturalized US citizen should this item be left blank or the alien number that was on green card should be provided? 2. item number C 2, address of relative: if parent is outside of US...

Looks like USCIS wants to stick with 5 month average time for citizenship processing. DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date 03/23/2010 Finger printing notice received 04/13/2010 Finger print done 05/25/2010 Interview done...

IO did not asked why the address of spouse is different. Only question about marriage was "are you married only once?".

IO asked all - each and every - question on N-400 and then asked to sign!!! ------------------------------------------------------------ DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date 03/23/2010 Finger printing notice received...

DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date 03/23/2010 Finger printing notice received 04/13/2010 Finger print done

DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date 03/23/2010 Finger printing notice received

Update: DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date 03/23/2010 Finger printing notice received

DO - New York City 02/23/2010 N-400 mailed, TX 02/26/2010 Received Date 03/03/2010 Priority Date

Not legally separated. Its not a transition from legal separation (where separation is approved by court) to divorce. Just divorce. Also, GC is not based on marriage. I believe that until divorce decree is issued, the legal status is married. So, married sounds correct in n-400.

Thanks. Its not based on 3 years of marriage to a USC. Married sounds correct.

What should be the marital status in n-400 if divorce is in process?

Thanks. "PR" is for "Permanent Resident". What does "L" stands for in LPR? I tried to check FAQ for this but could not find.

As per M-476, under "who is eligible for citizenship", the first two requirements in table is: (1) 5 years as PR (2) Continuous Residence (CR) - 5 years Does it not mean that you cannot apply 90 days before 5 years of PR? 90 days before clause applies in case of CR.