continuous residence

[zibra0000 2]

In 25th of august i will be 5 years of being permanent resident...is it ok for me to fill a N-400 form and send it now..cuz i read on uscis.gov site and said i can apply 90 days before i meet the "continuous residence"..please can you just make it clear for me thank you soo muchhh

[milimelo 4,541]

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/M-476.pdf

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

It means you have to be in the States at least 30 months physically and you have never been out of the States more than 6 months in one trip.

[zibra0000 2]

No i been in the state 5 yrs physicaly..but my question is can i apply 90 days before my continuous residence....ok here the question in the 25th of august i will be lpr for 5 years.so can i submit N-400 now or do i have to wait till 25th of august?..thank you for your concern...

Edited July 6, 2014 by zibra0000

[zibra0000 2]

It means you have to be in the States at least 30 months physically and you have never been out of the States more than 6 months in one trip.

No i been in the state 5 yrs physicaly..but my question is can i apply 90 days before my continuous residence....ok here the question in the 25th of august i will be lpr for 5 years.so can i submit N-400 now or do i have to wait till 25th of august?..thank you for your concern

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

You can send N400 NOW.

[zibra0000 2]

You can send N400 NOW.

Thank you sooo muchhhh nancy i realy appreciate that

[churawan 14]

If your green card date is 25th of Aug 5 years ago, then you are ok to send in the N400... Being present in the USA for 5 years isn't the same as the date on the green card which is what they count... Good luck you are almost there!!!!

[zibra0000 2]

Thank you soo much..

If your green card date is 25th of Aug 5 years ago, then you are ok to send in the N400... Being present in the USA for 5 years isn't the same as the date on the green card which is what they count... Good luck you are almost there!!!!

[Buckyball 22]

You can apply 90 days before the date that is on you greencard. BUT you also have to be resident for at least 3 month in the county of the USCIS office that has jurisdiction of your case,