Recent content by nick50

I don't have an attorney. This one is from Internet where you can ask a question for a small fee. I also never saw this restriction formally stated. But if I apply from abroad there is one issue. When filling in the N-400 form, you need to specify dates when you were absent from the U.S. If...

I agree, but the law also dows not mention that one must apply from within the US. When I asked the lawyer about that, this is what he says "Thank you for your questions. First, you cannot apply for naturalization while abroad. You must be a resident of the U.S. in order to apply for...

No, they are talking about the residency AFTER one applies (after 5 years). http://www.visalaw.com/06may1/2may106.html

My understanding is that I must physically present in the US not less than half of the time between applying for naturalization anf the moment I'm approved. This constitutes continuous residency. I'm not sure that this is true.

"Between the filing of the naturalization viewapplication and the granting of citizenship, the applicant must continue to reside in the US. This does not mean travel is forbidden, however. But one must not change their place of residence during this time and the requirement of spending half of...