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Submitted my application today and I was curious if the amount of days outside of the country in the past 3 or 5 years has an impact on your application.

 

I ended with almost 90 days out of the country in the last 5 years, mainly due to my previous job requiring it.

 

Has anyone seen or had issues with too much time out of the country?

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That's nothing and you should not worry about it.

 

You need to be living in the US for 30 months out of 60 in the last 5 years, which you did.

 

You cannot spend over 180 days overseas on any given trip without breaking continuous residency, which you didn't.

 

 

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3 hours ago, kiwirst said:

Submitted my application today and I was curious if the amount of days outside of the country in the past 3 or 5 years has an impact on your application.

 

I ended with almost 90 days out of the country in the last 5 years, mainly due to my previous job requiring it.

 

Has anyone seen or had issues with too much time out of the country?

LOL sure.  We spent 8/15 years out of the country and had to wait (3) years after we returned for good to file.  That was an issue 

Your 90 days is not an issue.  See OldUser’s post.

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4 hours ago, kiwirst said:

ended with almost 90 days out of the country in the last 5 years, mainly due to my previous job requiring it.

I had more.  

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1 hour ago, Mike E said:

I had more.  

My country list includes Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Japan & Korea. Vietnam & Malaysia were the destinations & the rest were stopovers.

 

With some of the questions on the applocation, I'm probably over thinking where work took me.

I-751 Application - Nov 26, 2012.
NOA - Nov 27, 2012.
Bio Appointment Dec 31, 2012.
New Appointment Jan 8, 2013.

I-751 Removal of Conditions - Approved May 28 2013

Green Card Production notice - June 13 2013

Green Card Received - June 20, 2013

Citizenship Application - January 17, 2023

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21 minutes ago, kiwirst said:

My country list includes Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Japan & Korea. Vietnam & Malaysia were the destinations & the rest were stopovers.

 

With some of the questions on the applocation, I'm probably over thinking where work took me.

Unless you went through customs and immigration in China, Japan and Korea you should not list them as visited countries. 

 

If you exited airport, then yes, list them.

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