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Posted about 3 hours ago
Oksana Petrenko
Answered about 3 hours ago
Trips longer than six months but less than one year don’t automatically disqualify you, but they can raise questions about continuous residence. USCIS may ask for proof that you kept strong ties to the US during that time.
Iskander Alimuhamed
Answered about 3 hours ago
I had a seven-month trip and still got naturalized. I brought evidence like my lease, job letter, tax returns, and bank statements to show I never abandoned my residence.
Paola Rinaldi
Answered about 3 hours ago
If the trip had been over one year, it would have been a bigger issue. Since it was under a year, be prepared to explain it clearly and honestly in your application and interview.
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