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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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I'm filing the N400 under the 3-year rule based on marriage to a US citizen and I have only been a GC holder for 3 years. For Part 9 - Time outside the US, do I have to list the total days I was outside of the US during the last 5 years since I have only been living permanently in the US for the last 3 years?

I interpret the question as the number of days that I spent outside of the US since becoming a LPR. Is that correct? If it were the last 5 years, then the 2 additional years I was living at my home country would have to be listed and that does not sound right.

Please advise and TYIA.

Timeline after visa approval

Immigrant fee paid on ELIS - Jan 24th

POE - Jan 25th

Update on GC and SSN

(as of March 14th, 2014)

ELIS status - Closed (Card produced)

USCIS case check with receipt number (starts with IOE) - Card delivered in the mail

SSN - Received (Went to SSA location to apply for one)

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N-400 Naturalization Process

N-400 package mailed in - Nov 7th

Payment posted on cc account - Nov 10th

NOA (hard copy) - Nov 14th

Biometrics - Dec 7th

In Line - Dec 27th

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Turkey
Timeline
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This is a commonly asked question here. Fill it out for your trips since you become LPR and once you print out the form, scratch 5 and hand write 3 instead.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
Timeline
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Just the last 3. Everywhere it says "5 years" if you are using the 3 year rule, you just submit info for the last 3.

This is probably over kill but everywhere it said 5, i crossed out and put 3, to avoid confusion.

CR1 / CR2 Visa:

(Day 1) 12/16/11: I-130 Application sent

(Day 283) 09/24/12: Interview at US Consulate – Approved!

(Day 287) 09/28/12: Visa Received & Immediately entered US using Visa

(Day 290) 10/01/12: Social Security Card sent automatically

Removal of Conditions CR1 / CR2
(Day 1) 07/28/14: Application sent.
(Day 135) 12/10/14: ROC Approved!
(Day 143) 12/18/14: 10 year GC received (IR1 / IR2)

Naturalization:
(Day 1) 06/30/15: Application sent.
(Day 210) 01/26/16: Interview and Oath Ceremony. DONE!

***Son and I became US Citizens 01/26/16***

(Day 1) 01/27/16: Applied for my U.S. Passport
(Day 14) 02/10/16: Passport Book & Cert of Naturalization received

(Day 1) 03/16/16: Applied for U.S. Passport for son

(Day 22) 04/07/16: Passport book and original docs received...(Card rec'd 04/16/16)

N-600 for child age 9
(Day 1) 01/27/16: Application sent

(Day 12) 02/08/16: NOA received

(Day 23) 02/19/16: Case received at local office

(Day 88) 04/23/16: In line for oath scheduling *Called USCIS to inquire about why there is an oath required for a child under 14. They sent a service request to the field office.

(Day 95) 04/30/16: Received letter from field office to say no oath necessary and that they would mail the certificate.
(Day 106) 05/11/16: Cert of Citizenship received by registered mail (they never sent tracking. case status was never updated either)

 
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