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Sep 30th 2013, 7:45 pm

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Re: i751 help please

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I assume the OP is divorced, or in the process of divorce? In which case he cannot apply of citizenship for 5 years.

That's true. But whenever the OP is qualified to file an N-400, he can do so, even if the I-751 is not yet adjudicated.

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Sep 30th 2013, 9:43 pm

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Re: i751 help please

The question seems to be, does the OP meet the requirements to file an N-400?

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whenever the OP is qualified to file an N-400, he can do so, even if the I-751 is not yet adjudicated.

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Sep 30th 2013, 10:20 pm

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Re: i751 help please

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The question seems to be, does the OP meet the requirements to file an N-400?

Regards, JEff

Perhaps not at this time. I'm just saying that "whenever" the OP does meet the requirements, the N-400 can be filed, even if the I-751 is not yet adjudicated. That might be next year, or it might be 5 years from now.

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Oct 1st 2013, 6:05 pm

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Re: i751 help please

I understand that, but the suggestion that posters are making the filing N-400 in order to force adjudication of the I-751 is of no value if the OP is not presently eligible to file N-400.

Being able to file N-400 some time in the future does not help the OP get the I-751 processed today.

Regards, JEff

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