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@Mike E I didn’t calculate it well the other time and this time I was able to go back to my emails to get all the flight tickets and compare it with the stamps in my passports and this current ones are the accurate ones.
I will also like to know if can I include my visits on F1 visa before moving permanently 

Thank you very much for the information. For the whole six years I have been out of the United States  for 285 days. The longest one outside the US was after I became US citizen and it’s 156 days (5months) which I added to those days to sum up to 285 days for the whole period since I became US resident 

Sorry I am at work and in the healthcare field so unless I get a little time then I read the comments. I will respond to their questions when I get home, thanks 

She was born in March 2020 which I definitely know she qualifies 

To answer ur questions I arrived permanently in the US on Dec 6, 2014 n she was born March 25, 2020. 

Exited US Dec 14/2015 , admitted Dec 31/2015=16 days (outside United States)
 
Exited US Jul 11/2016- Admitted Aug 09/2016=28 days
 
Exited Nov 24/2016 - Admitted Dec 3/2016=8 days
Exited Jan 20/2017- Admitted Jan 24/2017=3 days
Exited Dec 15/2017 Admitted Dec 24/2017=8 days
Exited Oct 18/2018 Admitted Oct 29/ 2018=10 days
Exited Aug 6/2019 Admitted Sept 11/2019=35 days
Exited Jan 23/2019 Admitted Jan 29/2019=5 days
 
 Number of days I spent outside US was 113 days BEFORE the child was born
After this I didn’t travel again till the child was born on March 2020
 
If there is any advice to help get my child citizenship I will be very much appreciated. I have submitted a new application at the US embassy again which I haven’t got response yet so I will be very much appreciated 
 

 

Thank you for the information, yes I plan to adopt the two step children when they arrive in the US. 
My spouse will also file for US citizenship when she becomes eligible 
Yes I was naturalized before she was born. I have applied the CRBA but was denied because I haven’t lived continuously for 5 years in the US

No you won’t do any biometric, they will use ur old biometric and the photo 

U don’t need to pay and file for I-90 online 

No I haven’t up till now and I traveled out of the country with it n came back and I asked the Officer who checked me in and he told me to contact uscis ppl coz he is not one of them.
i have applied for I-90 n it’s close to a year now with Receiving it

Hello everyone 
I got my condition of residence remove in March 30th 2018 and when I got my green card they made an error on my year of birth, I called them and I was told to fill I-90, I did as I was told with all the necessary documents to prove my year of birth and mailed to them in Phoenix AZ. Some few days ago I go another letter congratulating me of my condition of residence approved again, I didn’t understand so I called the uscis and asked them and what I was told is that they reopened my case again, he couldn’t give me the reason. Yesterday I received a new green card with the same error again, what should I do?(this is the second time with error on it)
Secondly I will be traveling out of the country in two weeks time, should I go with the green card with the error on it or go with the stamp I got from the local uscis office.
Any comments will be very much appreciated. Thanks 
Confused n angry at uscis officers 

My case was received on October 28, 2016 at California service center and on March 30th 2018 they approved it. I received the NOA today and as I checked again the card was mailed to me on April 4th, 2018

Nelenda, mine was October 28, 2016 n it was approved on March 30, received the NOA at California service center today and the card was being mailed on April 4th, so don’t worry they will approve it by next week.