Daniel84mark

Currently have I-751, expires in two years I believe

thanks for the reply! - Marriage is great! No issues at all - Have lived together now since 2019 - No issues with this marriage in the past. Both our first marriage as well. - Had no issues getting our initial GC. Process was pretty smooth. - We had joint bank accounts, taxes, lease, photos, joint memberships, and notarized affidavits. - got that number from here- If I am understanding correctly, I need 18 months in the US. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-g-chapter-3

Good afternoon! Hoping I can get some input on my lawyers recommendation for filing my N400. I received my green card back in March 1st 2021 via marriage AOS. My lawyer recommended I wait till 2026 to apply for naturalization due to the amount of days I traveled between March 2021 and now. He said I have traveled too much. In total, I have been outside of the US for 230 days in the past ~3 years. In total I have traveled: two month trip on vacation with my family + spouse in 2021, two month trip with spouse in 2022 in the summer. 1 month trip in December of 2023 for winter. + A couple trips (1 week or so) here and there to visit family 230 days in total, longest trip was 64 days. My original thought was that since I am eligible for 3 year naturalization via marriage, I needed 547 days physically present in the US + continuous residency. Currently have around 800 days in the US + never left for more than 64 days. I am quite confused why my lawyer wants to wait till the 5 year mark, anyone have any input?