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3 minutes ago, Summan said:

What is the physical presence requirement in usa for CBRA .. 5 yrs including holidays out of usa ?? 

5 years physical presence in the US, two of which must be after age 14. Holidays outside the US are not physical presence in the US.

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1 minute ago, Summan said:

I m us citizen if my baby born out of usa I can’t eligible for CBRA

? CRBA is only used for babies born outside of the USA. What are you actually asking?

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Difficult to tell, depends how long those holidays were.

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Sounds close, you need to check your dates.

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30 minutes ago, Summan said:

I spend 6 yrs in USA but every year I came Uk for vocations and I got citizenship 2020 now my question is am I eligible for CRBA for my child 

You’ll need to work out how many days you actually spent inside the US. 

11 minutes ago, Summan said:

From 2016 I went out for 1 to 2 months in a year 

In CRBA process will they ask previous  passports in required documents 

You will need to be able to show proof of when you were physically present in the US, a passport would be one way but not the only way to do that.

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4 minutes ago, Summan said:

Yes but I filed tax return every year in USA I have 5 yrs tax return transcripts 

That is another requirement but not relevant to CRBA.

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