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xandra10   0

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Hello everyone,

I have been told that i should change everything that says 5 years in to 3 years in the n400 form if i am filing based on marriage.

I am confused about part 6 & part 7

Do i have to write my residency and employment information for last 5 or 3 years?

Also Time out side the US is it for 5 years or 3 years?

I just want to make sure before i complete the form.

A lawyer wants 400 to fill this form up for me :no:

Thank you

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amykathleen2005   441

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To be safe I would put residency and employment for the last five years anyways.

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Hello everyone,

I have been told that i should change everything that says 5 years in to 3 years in the n400 form if i am filing based on marriage.

I am confused about part 6 & part 7

Do i have to write my residency and employment information for last 5 or 3 years?

Also Time out side the US is it for 5 years or 3 years?

I just want to make sure before i complete the form.

A lawyer wants 400 to fill this form up for me :no:

Thank you

Since I filed based on 5 years residency, yes employment

,travel informations were all about with in the 5 years.

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