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Posted 6 months ago
daniel diego
Answered 6 months ago
Consult with an immigration attorney to determine the impact on your application
Carl Bruno
Answered 6 months ago
Gather documentation of your trips abroad and evidence of ties to the US.
angel fernandez
Answered 6 months ago
Be prepared to address concerns about your residency requirements
Sayali Phansalkar
Answered 6 months ago
If you traveled abroad for more than 6 months but less than a year as a Green Card holder, USCIS presumes you broke your continuous residence for naturalization.
But that's not the end. You can try to prove you kept strong ties to the U.S. with evidence like a job, home, or family. If you can’t prove this, you may need to wait and restart your eligibility period from your return date