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Need Info On Naturalization As A PR Student

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Please I need information on this!

 

I’m a permanent resident who hasn’t started working in the US yet and I’ve put in applications to go back to school. I want to go to school immediately and get my qualifications up to US standards before I start working. The schooling will take me two years to complete,  around which time it will be time for me to file/put in my N-400 application for naturalization. 
 

The question is that will this affect/in any way jeopardize my chances during naturalization as I might not have IRS tax transcript to show then or is there exemptions for PR students?

 
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