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Does this mean we'd have to wait longer?

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Hey guys...many have said that in DA, the 6 years probation period will count when applying for US citizenship so we won't have to wait for another 6-7 years after that. But I found this about the CIR bill that was brought up earlier this month:

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From http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/234701...er-stage-again
After six years, they could apply for legal permanent residence, or a green card, which is the interim step to citizenship.
Does that mean (in CIR) the 6 years won't count until after we applied for GC? If I'm doing the math right, it will take us 12 years before we could apply as a USC.
Just trying to make sense of it.
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