405 days out of USA in last 5 years, does it matter for my N400 case?

[kargul38 1]

Trip 1 = 92 Days

Trip 2 = 33 Days

Trip 3 = 120 Days

Trip 4 = 23 Days

Trip 5 = 119 Days

 Trip 6 = 18 Days

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Total = 405 days. 

 

so in a calendar year always less then 6 moths, max trip was 4 moths. I join back to the same company when i come back. but never sign a lease, i was on mouth to mount contract tenancy, what kind of proof can be help? 

 

obviously i never wanted to stay but for some reason i had to go, i was sick, my daughter born, etc etc. 

 

any suggestion or experience will be helpful to make my package.

 

 

 

[Georgia16 2,858]

Look here:

 

https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/continuous-residence-and-physical-presence-requirements-naturalization

 

[mallafri76 1,012]

So you lived in the United States for five years but never had a lease??? That doesn't sound like you made the US your country of residence for the past five years.

 

Edited July 8, 2017 by mallafri76

[kargul38 1]

2 minutes ago, mallafri76 said:

So you lived in the United States for five years but never had a lease??? That doesn't sound like you made the US your country of residence, and part of gaining US citizenship is showing that you've resided continuously in the US. Easiest way to show that seems to be a lease or deed for a home. 

 

I guess instead of a lease you can use US bills for the past five years to prove you residence, like for health insurance, cellphone, etc. Maybe show title for your car.

 

I have car title, also i have lease for last years, but last years didn't travel much just vacation. when i was out for 4 moths and 3 moths, i close the rent/house and moved to new address. i was single so it was all easy.

 

now i have lease, car, furniture purchase history. car title is a good idea, i never thought about it, thanks for helping me.