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Employment change after Green Card and what to expect at Citizenship interview

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Friends,

I am new on this forum. My employment based Green card was approved 5 years ago. I worked for one and half year after GC approval with the sponsoring employer. Do I need to explain this job change during my Citizenship interview? I changed jobs to a different role but for a small pay rise, but to remain the area I have lived for a long time...

And what would be the typical acceptable documentation to demonstrate the bonafide nature of the job for which my GC was applied for...? I am looking for any additional documents that the members may have used apart from the common W2s, Tax filing documents..

Looking forward to your inputs and good luck to all...

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On 11/19/2019 at 9:27 AM, R78 said:

You'll be fine. 

It is totally acceptable to take up another job in another company or state for better opportunities & money. 

 

Thank you for the response....I believe the anxiety buildup prior to Citizenship interview is a common phenomenon :-)

 
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