Applying for citizenship based on marriages?
Aug-7/2017, which is 3 years of being married to the same U.S. citizen. Actually, she can file it 90 days before that, which would be May 7, 2017.
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Aug-7/2017, which is 3 years of being married to the same U.S. citizen. Actually, she can file it 90 days before that, which would be May 7, 2017.
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You could file before the two-year anniversary because whether you get the conditional resident status depends on how long you've been married when...
You could file before the two-year anniversary because whether you get the conditional resident status depends on how long you've been married when...
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