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Saa Isha

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  • Birthday January 8

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  • City
    Austin
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    Texas

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  • Immigration Status
    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Nebraska Service Center
  • Local Office
    Dallas TX
  • Country
    Pakistan
  • Our Story
    In 2019 our k1 is denied we don't know why ... so we got married in april 2019 ... i just got my NOA1 17 may 2019 (NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER ) i applied for k3 in 30 aug 2019 ( NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER ) i130 approved in 4 oct 2019 ( Alhamdulillah) , k3 denied in 7 oct 2019 ... DQ in April 2020 , expedite my case in march 2020 , 18 june 2020 ready for interview , interview letter recived from embassy 15 july 2020 , Final interview 30 july 2020 after interview CO said everything ok from my side but there is a delay for paper work 🙄 after that my status still refused on CEAC .. 24 sep status shw AP thn after 2 hours ... visa issued Alhamdulillah ♥️

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  1. I intend to apply for US citizenship. I'm a permanent resident here since October 2020. I visited my home country for 7 months from 29th February until September 30th, 2023 i.e. more than 7 months. I would like to know as to when am I eligible to apply? Whether I needed to prove reasons as to why I was outside the USA for more than 6 months?( 3 years rule apply
  2. I intend to apply for US citizenship. I'm a permanent resident here since October 2020. I visited my home country for 7 months from 29th February until September 30th, 2023 i.e. more than 7 months. I would like to know as to when am I eligible to apply? Whether I needed to prove reasons as to why I was outside the USA for more than 6 months?

    1. appleblossom

      appleblossom

      Any trip over 6 months breaks your continuous residence, so you would need to start counting again from October 2023 onwards I think and (assuming you're applying under the 3 year rule) be eligible to apply in 2026. But ask in the citizenship sub forum, this is just on your profile, so not likely to be seen by many people. Good luck. 

    2. WozAnon - NM

      WozAnon - NM

      That is not correct. Pls read this page - https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-3. At the end there is a table that says that if it is below 1 year, you can naturalize but you would need to provide proof to overcome the presumption of a break in the continuity of residence. 

       

      "However, an applicant may overcome the presumption of a break in the continuity of residence by providing evidence to establish that the applicant did not disrupt the continuity of his or her residence. Such evidence may include, but is not limited to, documentation that during the absence:

      • The applicant did not terminate his or her employment in the United States or obtain employment while abroad;
      • The applicant’s immediate family members remained in the United States; and
      • The applicant retained full access to or continued to own or lease a home in the United States."

       

    3. appleblossom

      appleblossom

      I'm aware of that, but we don't know if any of that applies. As I said above, the OP should post in the appropriate forum for advice. Hopefully with more details of the 7 month trip and any ties they had to the US during that time. 

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