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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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My brother go green card in December 2012. He lived in amera around 5 months till June 2014.

Now he lives in US continuously. If he completes his 30 months requirement for Naturalization in Decmber 2017. Will he eligible for Naturalization?

USCIS:

11/19/2011: I-130 Sent

11/25/2011: NOA1 email notification received.

11/28/2011: Petition touched

04/27/2012: NOA2 email notification received.

NVC:

05/07/2012: NVC received

05/30/2012: Called NVC to receive Case # & IIN

XX/XX/2012: AOS bill invoiced and paid

XX/XX/2012: AOS package mailed

XX/XX/2012: AOS Receipt Paid

XX/XX/2012: DS-3032 acceptance e-mail received

XX/XX/2012: IV bill invoiced; IV bill

XX/XX/2012: IV fee

XX/XX/2012: IV fee bill appears PAID

XX/XX/2012: DS-230 delivered to NVC

XX/XX/2012: CASE COMPLETE

Embassy:

XX/XX/2012: Embassy received

XX/XX/2012: Interview scheduled

XX/XX/2012: Medical

XX/XX/2012: Interview

XX/XX/2012: Visa received

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My brother go green card in December 2012. He lived in amera around 5 months till June 2014.

Now he lives in US continuously. If he completes his 30 months requirement for Naturalization in Decmber 2017. Will he eligible for Naturalization?

One of the requirement is to Be physically present in the United States for at least 30 months out of the 5 years immediately preceding the date of filing the application. This means that your brother will be eligible to apply for Naturalization December 2017 when he completes his 30 months present in the U.S.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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My brother go green card in December 2012. He lived in amera around 5 months till June 2014.

Amera, where is this? And did you mean 2013? Because Dec. 2012 - June 2014 woud be around 18 month,

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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What was his longest single absence from the US. ?

9 months

USCIS:

11/19/2011: I-130 Sent

11/25/2011: NOA1 email notification received.

11/28/2011: Petition touched

04/27/2012: NOA2 email notification received.

NVC:

05/07/2012: NVC received

05/30/2012: Called NVC to receive Case # & IIN

XX/XX/2012: AOS bill invoiced and paid

XX/XX/2012: AOS package mailed

XX/XX/2012: AOS Receipt Paid

XX/XX/2012: DS-3032 acceptance e-mail received

XX/XX/2012: IV bill invoiced; IV bill

XX/XX/2012: IV fee

XX/XX/2012: IV fee bill appears PAID

XX/XX/2012: DS-230 delivered to NVC

XX/XX/2012: CASE COMPLETE

Embassy:

XX/XX/2012: Embassy received

XX/XX/2012: Interview scheduled

XX/XX/2012: Medical

XX/XX/2012: Interview

XX/XX/2012: Visa received

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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When he applies for USc they will look especially at his last 5 years. If during that time he was't living in the US more than not , didn't file taxes as required they might find that he abandoned his green card , deny the USC and pull the green card also. Has he lived in more than not and filed taxes every year ?

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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