anonymous12
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I got my GC (employment based GC) about 3 years ago. When can I apply for US citizenship?
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When to apply for Citizenship
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TheRealCanadian
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I got my GC (employment based GC) about 3 years ago. When can I apply for US citizenship?
In about another 2 years.
I got my GC (employment based GC) about 3 years ago. When can I apply for US citizenship?
If you've been married to USC for last 3 years, then now otherwise in about 2 years provided you have met physical presence and continuous residence requirements.
anonymous12
Registered Users (C)
Thanks guys:
I got my GC via employment about 3.5 years ago. If I marry a US citizen now, can I apply for US citizenship right away? or do I have to wait another 2 years.
Regarding presence in USA, I own a property here, if I go outside of USA for vacations for few weeks, then would it count against me?
I got my GC via employment about 3.5 years ago. If I marry a US citizen now, can I apply for US citizenship right away? or do I have to wait another 2 years.
Regarding presence in USA, I own a property here, if I go outside of USA for vacations for few weeks, then would it count against me?
Thanks guys:
I got my GC via employment about 3.5 years ago. If I marry a US citizen now, can I apply for US citizenship right away? or do I have to wait another 2 years.
You have to be married to teh same US citizen for 3 years to apply. So even if you marry today, you will not be abloe to use it for citizenship purpose because you can pplay in 1.5 years anyway
Thanks guys:
I got my GC via employment about 3.5 years ago. If I marry a US citizen now, can I apply for US citizenship right away? or do I have to wait another 2 years.
Regarding presence in USA, I own a property here, if I go outside of USA for vacations for few weeks, then would it count against me?
You have to be married to USC for at least 3 years as an LPR to be eligible to apply under 3 year rule.
As for vacations, they count against your physical presence during statutory period. They count against continuous residence only if they are long and/or excessive.