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Immigration Q&A

My green card is expired or about to expire and I am already eligible for citizenship. Do I need to renew the card first?

A: Not always. You can generally file Form N-400 for citizenship even if…

August 14, 2026

Immigration Q&A

I owe federal taxes, but I have an IRS payment plan and am current on every payment. Can I still apply for naturalization?

A: Owing taxes does not automatically bar naturalization, but USCIS examines whether you…

August 13, 2026

I’m Applying for U.S. Citizenship but Don’t Remember Every Trip I Took. How Can I Reconstruct My Travel History for Form N-400?

If you do not remember every trip for Form N-400, compare CBP records…

August 10, 2026

Immigration Q&A

If I file my N-400 90 days early, can USCIS approve me before my five-year anniversary?

A: No. The 90-day rule lets you file early; it does not shorten…

Immigration Q&A

I filed my N-400 under the three-year marriage rule, but my U.S.-citizen spouse and I may divorce before the oath ceremony. Can USCIS still approve me under that rule?

A: No, not under the three-year spousal provision if the divorce becomes final…