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  1.    AJJU reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Travel Dates and Tax Exemption.
  2. AJJU
    Thanks a lot and God Bless you for your Guidance. What about TAX payment plans which i owe will that effect my case ?
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    1) Did any of the trips exceed 6 months in the last 5 years? The longest Trip was for 5 Months 16 Days. 2) Have you spent at least 30 months in the US in the last 5 years? TOTAL US STAY 381 DAYS 1Year 1Month From 3 Year 6 Months Since Green Card April 2022 3) Do you have a payment plan in taxes owed? Yes i have a Payment plan for 36 Months.
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    Thank for the prompt reply, I fall in (VAWA) Marriage Based Green Card. 1) Did any of the trips exceed 6 months in the last 5 years? Answer : No Trip Over 6 months. GREEN RECEIVED 27 April 2022 Trips From US TO Return to US 19 June 2022 127 Days = 4 Months 5Days 23 Oct 2022 DAYS SPENT IN US 23 DAYS 15 Nov 2022 165 Days = 5 Months 14Days 20 April 2023 DAYS SPENT IN US 14 DAYS 9 May 2023 169 Days = 5 Months 16 Days 25 Oct 2023 DAYS SPENT IN US 111 DAYS 3MONTHS 9DAYS 13 Feb 2024 76 Days = 2 Months 16 Days 29 April 2024 DAYS SPENT IN US 8 DAYS 7 May 2024 155 Days = 5 Months 2 Days 9 Oct 2024 DAYS SPENT IN US 30 DAYS 8 Nov 2024 157 Days = 5 Months 6 Days 14 April 2025 DAYS SPENT IN US 195 DAYS 6 MONTHS 13 DAYS
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    Hi everyone, I wanted to start a discussion about filing Form N-400 (U.S. Citizenship Application) when your situation is a bit complicated — especially if you’ve traveled a lot internationally and also owe taxes to the IRS. In my case, I’ve had extended trips outside the U.S. over the past few years, and I currently have some unpaid IRS tax debt that I’m working to resolve. I’m not sure how these factors might affect the N-400 process — like eligibility, continuous residence requirements, or potential delays. I’d love to hear from others who’ve been through something similar: How did you handle your tax issues before or during the N-400 process? Did long or frequent travels cause any problems with your application? Any tips or experiences about explaining these situations during the interview? Hoping this thread can help anyone else in the same position find clarity and share experiences.
  7. AJJU
    Am very sure am lacking those conditions for now, but as you said i will keep a track record.
  8.    AJJU reacted to a post in a topic: I was out of usa for more then six months and less then a year !!
  9. AJJU
    Thanks for the prompt reply, What i meant was # from your reply - Be present at least 18 months as LPR in the US in the last 3 years. i had been out several 5 months trips since VAWA GC issued April 2022.
  10. AJJU
    3 years time 18 should be good isn't it ?
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