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I'm filling out my N400 form and I've been in the US nearly 4 years and an LPR for 3 years now (9 months waiting for GC), and am filing for naturalization under the 3 year, married to a US Citizen rule.

I understand that the default language of the N400 in Part 7 (time outside the US) asks you for the number of days you've been out of the US in the last FIVE YEARS - can folks who also applied under the 3 year rule tell me how they've handled parts A and B of Section 7?

Did you scratch out "five" and write in 3?

Should I just calculate for the past 3 years (of LPR status) and leave it at that -not scratching out "5" - USCIS will figure it out.

I'd appreciate just knowing how folks have handled this question/part A and B of this section.

If I calculate that 5th year - I was of course out of the US for most of that year.

Thanks!

Naturalization:

06 July 2011 - finally mailed of N-400 package. Not sure why I sat on my #### for about a year...

11 July 2011 - NOA and 23 Aug 2011 - Biometrics (rescheduled at my request; initial one Aug 3)

25 Oct 2011 - Interview - Approved

15 Dec 2011 - OATH DATE - US Citizen!!!

Removal of Conditions:

27 Aug 2009 mailed RoC documents and check (GC expires 09/21/09)

28 Aug 2009: NOA receipt date - received letter in mail on Sept 1 2009 (from ESC)

25 Sept 2009: Biometrics appt - quick, easy...done

01 Oct 2009: Green Card approval - Letter of Approval received Oct 5, 2009 from CSC 06 Oct 2009: Perm GC in mail; Resident since 21 Sept 2007

Adjustment of Status:

1 May 2007 Mailed AoS package:

9 May 2007 NoA date [day 6] 15 May NoA for Biometrics [day 12]

6 June Biometrics Exam [day 34]

6 July - EAD CARD production ordered - WOO HOO!!! [day 73]

26 July - EAD card received in mail [day 83] 30 July - Interview notice received in mail [day 87]

21 September - GREEN CARD INTERVIEW -- Approved!!!!! Acceptance letter handed to us - waiting for GC in mail... [day 140]

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I'm filling out my N400 form and I've been in the US nearly 4 years and an LPR for 3 years now (9 months waiting for GC), and am filing for naturalization under the 3 year, married to a US Citizen rule.

I understand that the default language of the N400 in Part 7 (time outside the US) asks you for the number of days you've been out of the US in the last FIVE YEARS - can folks who also applied under the 3 year rule tell me how they've handled parts A and B of Section 7?

Did you scratch out "five" and write in 3?

Should I just calculate for the past 3 years (of LPR status) and leave it at that -not scratching out "5" - USCIS will figure it out.

I'd appreciate just knowing how folks have handled this question/part A and B of this section.

If I calculate that 5th year - I was of course out of the US for most of that year.

Thanks!

Cross out 5 and write in 3. Only count since you became LPR, not before.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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Thanks Milimelo - will do!

Naturalization:

06 July 2011 - finally mailed of N-400 package. Not sure why I sat on my #### for about a year...

11 July 2011 - NOA and 23 Aug 2011 - Biometrics (rescheduled at my request; initial one Aug 3)

25 Oct 2011 - Interview - Approved

15 Dec 2011 - OATH DATE - US Citizen!!!

Removal of Conditions:

27 Aug 2009 mailed RoC documents and check (GC expires 09/21/09)

28 Aug 2009: NOA receipt date - received letter in mail on Sept 1 2009 (from ESC)

25 Sept 2009: Biometrics appt - quick, easy...done

01 Oct 2009: Green Card approval - Letter of Approval received Oct 5, 2009 from CSC 06 Oct 2009: Perm GC in mail; Resident since 21 Sept 2007

Adjustment of Status:

1 May 2007 Mailed AoS package:

9 May 2007 NoA date [day 6] 15 May NoA for Biometrics [day 12]

6 June Biometrics Exam [day 34]

6 July - EAD CARD production ordered - WOO HOO!!! [day 73]

26 July - EAD card received in mail [day 83] 30 July - Interview notice received in mail [day 87]

21 September - GREEN CARD INTERVIEW -- Approved!!!!! Acceptance letter handed to us - waiting for GC in mail... [day 140]

 
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