Apply for US citizenship (N-400) with Canadian PR

[Rav44 0]

I got my US family based green card in 2018 through my daughter and then my Canadian PR through my son in early 2019. While my residence is the US since I arrived here on the green card in 2018, I have spent 800 days out of US of which 715 days are in Canada in the last 5 year (no trips over 6 months but some of the trips were 4.5 to 5 months with just a few weeks gap in between). While I satisfy the 5-year residence rule and 30 month physical presence, would appreciate any feedback on:

1. Would taking Canadian PR after my US green card be taken as abandoning US permanent residence and lead to denial of N-400 or possibly revocation of my US green card?

2.  I was planning to take the following documents to the interview and attaching some to the application. Any feedback on whether its better to attach all to these to application  - IRS tax transcripts since 2018, state tax transcripts since 2018, deed of US house bought in late 2020, property tax bills, utility and phone bills since 2020, bank statements since 2020, HOA bills, US driver's license (don't own car).

 

I am in my 80's and retired. Time in Canada was to be with young grandkids.

 

Thanks in advance

[OldUser 6,708]

1 hour ago, Rav44 said:

1. Would taking Canadian PR after my US green card be taken as abandoning US permanent residence and lead to denial of N-400 or possibly revocation of my US green card?

 

I don't believe so. In addition, you never have to disclose residences on the N-400, only citizenships.

[OldUser 6,708]

1 hour ago, Rav44 said:

deed of US house bought in late 2020, property tax bills, utility and phone bills since 2020, bank statements since 2020, HOA bills,

These seem unnecessary and excessive