Chesterming

Yes just over 5 years. Unfortunately those years were from 1991-92 and 1995-1999, so I’m struggling to find the proof because most of it doesn’t exist anymore. I’ll file that form and see what comes out, but I’m just worried that it will get denied as it won’t be enough…

I full understand this, but I’m just looking for information that others may be able to provide. Another example is that I want to use is trips, but U.S. passports only shows entry stamps and not exit stamps, even when my embassy website says you can use expired passports… so I want just to go into the appointment with as much confidence/information as possible

I fulfil all the eligibility criteria needed for a CRBA, including my U.S. citizen parent’s 5 years physical presence in the USA, however I have a couple queries. I understand that you undergo an interview with an officer where you then prove the years of physical presence, and I was wondering how strict they are? I have proof of the 5 years, through two separate employment letters from firms my mother worked at which confirm the days she worked in the USA. On top of that, she was born there and lived there for 7 months before her parents moved, but unfortunately we can’t find a way to prove those 7 months. So my question is whether those 7 months will automatically be disqualified because we can’t prove them, and furthermore, are the officers open to understanding these sorts of circumstances, or are they very strict when it comes to this and won’t be willing to consider it?

I am an 18 year old unmarried child of a U.S. citizen, I generally qualify for IR2, but given that my U.S. citizen parent does not reside in the USA, does that mean they cannot sponsor me? There is nothing that says explicitly that the petitioner must have an address in the USA, but I wasn’t sure, so I’m wondering if anyone has any information in regard to this. Another question I have: how long after receiving a green card does the beneficiary have to move to the States? If I am eligible, I would want to move to after my studies in a few years, say at 21 years of age which would be a few years after receiving a green card (if we assume it takes one year), or would they nullify my green card because I had only chosen to permanently reside in the USA a few years after getting my green card?