After getting a green card for domestic violence, you can apply for identity for others in a few years.

After obtaining a green card, most people must live in the United States as permanent residents for five consecutive years before they can apply for naturalization as American citizens. If you marry an American citizen, it is three years.

After immigrating to the United States, you can apply for naturalization if you meet the following conditions:

1 Have lived continuously for five years after becoming a permanent resident of the United States. Usually, after leaving the country for more than six months, the continuous residence time may be interrupted.

Before applying for naturalization, you must have lived in the United States for at least 30 months in the last five years (if you marry an American citizen, you only need to live in the last three years 18 months).

Generally speaking, a person who applies for naturalization must live in the state or uscis where he applies for naturalization for at least three months. Students can apply for naturalization where they go to school or where their families live (if they are also supported by their parents).