Is Your I-751 Removal of Conditions Affecting Naturalization Timing?

The Clock Is Ticking: Understanding How Your I-751 Status Impacts Your Path to Citizenship You’ve been counting down to U.S. citizenship eligibility, but your pending I-751 petition has complicated your plans. The intersection between conditional residence removal and naturalization creates a frustrating timing puzzle. Many conditional residents find themselves in limbo, unsure whether they can […]

How to Coordinate I-751 Filing With Your Naturalization Timeline

The Three-Year Milestone: When Conditional Residency Meets Citizenship Dreams Conditional residents who received their green card through marriage to a U.S. citizen can apply for naturalization after three years rather than waiting five years. If you’re approaching your second anniversary as a conditional resident while nearing three-year naturalization eligibility, you face a unique timing challenge. […]

Expedited Naturalization: Not just for military families

Feldman Feldman & Associates is pleased to announce that their Associate Danielle Rosché has achieved a rare type of naturalization for her client, the wife of a US businessman living overseas.  Normally, the spouse of a US citizen must live in the US as a legal permanent resident for three years before they become eligible […]