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I think your case has a very good chance of passing the interview as long as you did not stay there for a single trip over 6 months. I suggest you bring all your tax transcript, credit/bank statement, utility statement, pay stud, loan/rental check, and most importanly your husband's medical...

Boatbod and McMahon, Thanks for the information! Regarding the translation of document, do you think it need to be done in government agency? According to the USCIS quote in McMahon's message, as long as the translator state his english competence, it seems sufficient. But I don't know how...

Warlord, I did a search on your post and went through the ones with similar title, couldn't find the link. Can you kindly show the link? Thanks, Mark

In my situation, my uncle was very sick earlier of the year and had an operation. I am very close to him as he doesn't have kids. I can get China medical record, but it is all hand written in chinese by doctor. Don't know how useful for interview. How do people approve they take care sick...

By the way, my oversea destination was ShangHai China, HongKong for total of 4 visits. Since both are 2 hours flight apart, does that considered as the same destination by IO?

That is not a good news :( Do you know similar case got approved?

Do you know any case with similar situation got approved? Thanks, Mark

Thanks for the reply! From what I read, the biggest risk for my situation is the 1 year trip aboard(visiting not working). Although during that period, I have short trips back to the states every 3 months. Furthermore, I already back for 2 month ( about 3 month at the time of interview)...

I have a friend who went aboard to visit for half year in 2002(the economic was back and he got laid off). About 1 year after return, he filled N-400 and got the citizenship. The IO didn't ask much about his time aboard and interview process was smooth. Since you already been back for 3 years, I...

For the past 5 years, I have close to 4 years resides in US. From what I understand, that should be sufficient for continous residence. Am I right?

Hi Guys, I recently received the interview notice for Aug. interview. It is sort of a relief to get one step closer to the ultimate goal. However, my sitution is somewhat different than others. I worked over 8 years in the same area in CA. About 1.5 years ago, I quit my job and went for...