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Just got an email from the lawyer, the requirement is be married to USC and hold a green card for 2 years and 9 months. I have an appointment in 3,5 hours, i will get it confirmed again in person. Also, if you search for 2 years and 9 months, you will see many successful applications. I don't...

I have M-477 opened up with the sentence "Neutralization applicants may file their applications 90 days before they have satisfied their "continuos residency" requirement" staring at my face and I am reading your comment: "Nowhere in any documents N-400 or M477 does USCIS say you can apply 90...

M-477 page 5 footnote: * Neutralization applicants may file their applications 90 days before they have satisfied their "continuos residency" requirement.

I am referring to a USCIS document M-477 where it says: "Neutralization applicants may file their applications 90 days before they have satisfied their "continuos residency" requirement" Continuous Residence definition referring to USCIS website is: Applicants are required to show that they...

Does USCIS status check website provide information such as the date and locations of biometric appointment and interview as the appliction progresses or do they just send paper notices? thanks

I did correct "If you use the 3-year rule you're not allowed to file 90 days before your 3-year wedding anniversary". thanks

There is also early filing date calculator on USCIS website http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html you can see that it applies to both 3 year and 5 year rules. thanks

Jackolantern, I just wanted to correct you so that people who read the thread don't get a false idea. 90 day allowance is both for 3- year marriage to citizen with continuos residency and 5 year continuos residency requirement. Either case you are allowed to apply 90 days early, the only...

This was the whole reason for me to get an attorney since they receive copy of everything they would let me know of the dates. Is there any way to check or receive the notifications instead of mail. Thanks

I have sent out a huge email complaining about their neglegence and demanding for withdrawal and refund of $680. I also told them that i would like a fresh application be sent out.The attorney replied asking me for a copy of the receipt form and told me that he would prepare the withdrawal...

I mean Jan 16th, not 6th. sorry.

I may be wrong on what I mean by eligibility. Jan 6th is my eligibility to file, april 16th is 3 year anniversary

I file under the 3-year rule. I will be married to a US citizen for 2 years 9 months on Jan16th which is my eligibility date. I haven't served in US military.

I understand however there are cases that are rejected due to filing too early on without check being cashed so there is somehow a mechanism to check it which apparently didn't apply to my application, check has been cashed, receipt letter has been sent. Now, are you saying that the...

understand outuso Great info! thank you! I will see if I can handle it without getting that ugly :). However, my question still remains, is there anything special that they can do to fix this? in case they promise me again that they can fix it and tell me the things they can do, I can...

I am good with travel times. I have been out for around 150 days (approx 5 months) during the 2 years 9 months time which is by Jan 16th. My application was supposed to go out that day. My intend is to withdraw as well. I am not sure about the refund part since these guys may do anything not...

Well, they haven't done anything other than complicating the case. I wish I didn't go to them. The only reason I did that is because I will be traveling right after the application and wont be able to check mail much, otherwise it was a very straight forward clean case.

Hi, I had an attorney file my N-400 which he mistakenly sent out 20 days earlier than the 90 day early application allowance. I have noticed the problem as I found the $680 check cashed on my bank account. I have contacted the attorney for his mistake, which he admitted and told me that it was a...