Naturalization
Apr 26th 2002, 9:30 am
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Naturalization
Regarding the application for naturalization, Which date is counted towards the 5
years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was accorded.
years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was accorded.
Apr 26th 2002, 4:00 pm
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Re: Naturalization
The date you adjusted status to permenant resident is basically the date that appears
on your green card. Am I to understand that you have two different dates??? Ranjini
"HI" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Regarding the application for naturalization, Which date is counted
towards
> the 5 years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was accorded.
on your green card. Am I to understand that you have two different dates??? Ranjini
"HI" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Regarding the application for naturalization, Which date is counted
towards
> the 5 years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was accorded.
Apr 26th 2002, 9:30 pm
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Re: Naturalization
Welll... I assume they should be the same, but not sure for other people, I do have
two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is dated
1/17/1997.
Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
"Ranjini" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> The date you adjusted status to permenant resident is basically the date that
> appears on your green card. Am I to understand that you have two different
> dates??? Ranjini
>
> "HI" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Regarding the application for naturalization, Which date is counted
> towards
> > the 5 years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was
> > accorded.
> >
> >
two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is dated
1/17/1997.
Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
"Ranjini" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<KIdy8.135112$G72.81628@sccrnsc01>...
> The date you adjusted status to permenant resident is basically the date that
> appears on your green card. Am I to understand that you have two different
> dates??? Ranjini
>
> "HI" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Regarding the application for naturalization, Which date is counted
> towards
> > the 5 years period? The date stamped on the GC or the Date Residency was
> > accorded.
> >
> >
Apr 26th 2002, 10:00 pm
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Re: Naturalization
Liwen Liang wrote:
> Welll... I assume they should be the same, but not sure for other people, I do have
> two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
> 1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is
> dated 1/17/1997.
>
> Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
Well, the approval date of the I-485 should be the correct date. That date also is
supposed to be on the card. If it is not, you can get it fixed by filing an I-90 with
your local INS office.
-Joe
> Welll... I assume they should be the same, but not sure for other people, I do have
> two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
> 1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is
> dated 1/17/1997.
>
> Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
Well, the approval date of the I-485 should be the correct date. That date also is
supposed to be on the card. If it is not, you can get it fixed by filing an I-90 with
your local INS office.
-Joe
Apr 27th 2002, 6:00 am
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Re: Naturalization
Thanks all for the info, there is a big difference between them, about 18 months. I
figured, the green card date was wrong.
"Joachim Feise" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Liwen Liang wrote:
> > Welll... I assume they should be the same, but not sure for other people, I do
> > have two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
> > 1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is
> > dated 1/17/1997.
> >
> > Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
>
> Well, the approval date of the I-485 should be the correct date. That date also is
> supposed to be on the card. If it is not, you can get it fixed by filing an I-90
> with your local INS office.
>
> -Joe
figured, the green card date was wrong.
"Joachim Feise" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Liwen Liang wrote:
> > Welll... I assume they should be the same, but not sure for other people, I do
> > have two different dates - I have my passport stamped on
> > 1/15/1997, the date I became LPR, however, in the back of my green card, it is
> > dated 1/17/1997.
> >
> > Okay, so it was only 2 days difference, not really a big deal.
>
> Well, the approval date of the I-485 should be the correct date. That date also is
> supposed to be on the card. If it is not, you can get it fixed by filing an I-90
> with your local INS office.
>
> -Joe
