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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Romania
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Part 7. Time Outside the United States

A.

B.

C. List below all trips of 24 hours or more that you have taken outside the United States since becoming a Lawful Permanent Resident. Begin with your most recent trip. If you need more space....

as it says on the form, you have to put the dates since you became a resident, hence 3 years. :) i don't even think you have to cross out 5 years and put 3.

hope that helps! :)

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met online: August, 2002 - yahoo music chat room

met in real life: July, 2004 - Venice, Italy

K1

filed @NSC - Sept. 2004 / approved - Jan. 2005

married: April 2005

AOS

May 2005 - applied for AOS - Chicago

transferred to CSC - approved without interview: October, 2005

REMOVAL of Conditional Status

received on 09/10/2007 @ NSC- transferred to CSC again

check cleared: 09/29/2007

NOA1 in the mail: 10/02/2007 (notice date: 09/10/2007)

biometrics: 11/01/2007

10 year card production ordered: 12/03/2007

approval notice sent: 12/07/2007

10 year card received in the mail: 12/10/2007

Application for NATURALIZATION

sent off to NSC: 07/17/2008

07/19 - delivered at NSC - at 2 AM

07/24 - check cleared

07/28 - received NOA1 (dated 07/21) - expected wait time until interview - 240 days

08/14 - biometrics appointment

10/20 - naturalization interview appointment! - APPROVED!

11/12 - oath ceremony - CHECK!

and we are done with USCIS! yaooohoooo!!!! :)

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Bulgaria
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Please advise again, I am not sure

Thank you

There is another answer - you can wait two more years and follow the form literally! Just think, are you one of those that are scared to remove the labels on your mattresses that say 'do not remove under penalty of law'? :lol: The form N400 is meant for multiple purposes - so you can have the courage to draw a line through 5 and write 3 - or else ignore the 5 years and answer as if they asked for 3; or else wait for 2 more years.

I guess I made fun of myself by trying do the best thing

Thank you for your respond , anyways

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