N-400 Interview before I-751 approval

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Does anyone have the same situation now or had the similar situation before? How did the N-400 interview go? Please share your information. Your help will be highly appreciated!

 

[sam1804]

Intesresting situation! I am about to apply for I-751 as well and since I will be married with a USC for three years by the time apply, I will be eligible to apply US Citizenship. Does that mean I can both at the same time?

 

[sam1804]

Intesresting situation! I am about to apply for I-751 as well and since I will be married with a USC for three years by the time apply, I will be eligible to apply US Citizenship. Does that mean I can do both at the same time?

 

[koolvik7]

I am trying to understand, Was N-400 filed before 751 was approved? I am assuming that you/applicant meet the N-400 eligibility criteria (please confirm)

 

[sam1804]

sure! I haven't filed it yet? I am wondering can I file them together! I have heard people saying so I just want to confirm!

 

[equate]

Intesresting situation! I am about to apply for I-751 as well and since I will be married with a USC for three years by the time apply, I will be eligible to apply US Citizenship. Does that mean I can both at the same time?

You are NOT eligible to file for citizenship. The rule requires that you have been a LPR for 3 years and married to a citizen during the same duration. The fact that you have not filed I-751 indicates you have been a permananet resident for only 2 years. Thus , you are not eligible.