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hi! I'm applying for citizenship and I lived outside U.S. for more than 6 months (less than a year). Do i need to right the address of abroad in form N400 where they asked write down the adresses where have you lived since last five years? My trip was just a visit but because it was longer than 6 months so does it require to mention that address-outside U.S.? pls. help... thnx
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No, you do not need to write that address. You maintained your US address while you were abroad, right? Assuming yes, write your US address.Originally posted by pav82 View Post -
u r ryt, i also think so but my lawyer's assistant said u may write abroad address as well which makes me confuseComment
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Nope, that's a trip and a temporary address. Otherwise, USCIS will assume you took up residence overseas which might be interpreted as breaking your continuous residence requirement for naturalization! You just made a trip that lasted longer than 6 months and you maintained your US address. So you will need to write your US address only.Originally posted by pav82 View Post
I am not an immigration lawyer and the above statements are just my personal opinion.
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Hi thereOriginally posted by nwctzn View Post
I am new to this forum n need advice on US naturalization. My father lived in USA and have green card since Jan 1999 but due to his health issues since 2008, he is living his home country but visit USA every year for couple of moths and submit his tax return and pay tax as well. he is 62 years old. Can he apply for US passport now as he is not meeting the 30 month continuous physical presence requirement. or is there any exemption due to his health issues.
I will be grateful if I can get some expert opinion o this.
thanks
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