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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Cambodia
Timeline
Posted (edited)

Hi,

For one trip only, how long can LPR (10yrs GC holder) stay outside United States and have no problem entering US? It is 6 months or a year?

Thanks

Edited by khmerboy12

LPR's mom sponsor child (F2A)
Wed 2015-06-03 NOA 1
Wed 2015-07-29 NOA 2
Mon 2016-02-08 DS261 completed
Mon 2016-02-08 AOS Paid

Tue 2016-02-23 IV Paid

Sun 2016-03-20 DS260 completed

Mon 2016-03-28 Express mail AOS & IV Package

Thu 2016-03-31 Email from NVC of 30-45 days review

Thu 2016-04-28 Called NVC and was told Case completed

Thu 2016-05-05 NVC emailed telling case completed and in queue awaiting for interview date

PD: 2015-06-03

Mon 2017-03-13 Consulate Received

Wed 2017-04-12 Interview Date @7:30am

Wed 2017-04-12 Approved

Fri 2017-04-21 Visa Pickup

POE: JFK 2017-05-03

Posted (edited)

One year, though you may get more questions after 6 months; and be aware that absences of longer than 6 months reset the naturalization clock.

Also....I'd only do it once, and come back on a one-way ticket . They seem understanding that people need time to sort out affairs etc after they get their immigrant visa, less so if you keep on trying for long absences because you are actually living somewhere else,

Edited by SusieQQQ
Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Cambodia
Timeline
Posted

Thanks for the fast reply.

LPR's mom sponsor child (F2A)
Wed 2015-06-03 NOA 1
Wed 2015-07-29 NOA 2
Mon 2016-02-08 DS261 completed
Mon 2016-02-08 AOS Paid

Tue 2016-02-23 IV Paid

Sun 2016-03-20 DS260 completed

Mon 2016-03-28 Express mail AOS & IV Package

Thu 2016-03-31 Email from NVC of 30-45 days review

Thu 2016-04-28 Called NVC and was told Case completed

Thu 2016-05-05 NVC emailed telling case completed and in queue awaiting for interview date

PD: 2015-06-03

Mon 2017-03-13 Consulate Received

Wed 2017-04-12 Interview Date @7:30am

Wed 2017-04-12 Approved

Fri 2017-04-21 Visa Pickup

POE: JFK 2017-05-03

Filed: Timeline
Posted

There is no "timeframe" that will guarantee you will "have no problem entering US". What matters is that you maintain residence in the US. If you don't really live in the US, and just visit briefly, just making each absence below a certain "timeframe" is not enough.

 
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