Is There Any Problem If I Do Not Apply For Naturalization Until Two Months Before My Green Card Expires?
No. You may file your Form N-400, Naturalization Application, any time after you become eligible to naturalize. However, once qualified, when or if you decide to file a naturalization application is your choice entirely, and you are not obligated to do so.
Your eligibility to file for naturalization should depend upon several factors, including the period you have been a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and your history of departures and absences from this country. The expiration date on your Green Card has no direct bearing on your eligibility to apply for and be granted naturalization.
The knowledgeable Immigration Attorneys at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost can advise you about the naturalization process. In addition, our law firm will provide you with zealous legal representation if you elect to move forward.
If I Do Not Apply For Naturalization Until Two Months Before My Green Card Expired, Will This Cause Me Any Problems?
To reach our team of skilled attorneys and Spanish-Speaking support personnel call us at 267-223-5862. Our Philadelphia Immigration Attorneys will answer any inquiries or address any concerns you may have. Again, we appreciate your interest in our immigration law firm in Philadelphia and look forward to assisting you in the future. Thank you.
Will it be a problem for me to wait to apply for naturalization until two months before my green card expires?
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