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KYICGM   70

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Hello. 
My daughter’s due date for her citizenship application is coming up soon and I want to make sure that I do this right. She is 20 years old and has been a permanent resident since 06/25/2019. She has been living with me the entire time but she went on vacation to my cousin’s in SC a month ago, she stayed there for 2 months and decided to apply for a job there once but she did not get the job and came home. To my understanding in order to apply for a Citizenship she has to reside on the state for 3 months or something like that. She did not live there since she has all of her belongings here at home and was just there visiting but now I’m not sure if she is allowed to apply since she did use their address to apply for a job there. Can anyone please tell me if I should wait to submit her application or she is good to go as soon as her 90 day window opens up.
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Timona   4,207

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3 months prior  to application. 

Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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NorthByNorthwest   352

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3 hours ago, KYICGM said:

but she went on vacation to my cousin’s in SC a month ago, she stayed there for 2 months 

 

That timing doesn't quite add up... :)

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KYICGM   70

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1 hour ago, NorthByNorthwest said:

 

That timing doesn't quite add up... :)

what do you mean? 
went to sc Jan 2024 and came back home march 2. 
I can see my mistake sorry about that. 
 

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