Recent content by petesavva

her choice not mine

thanks for your reply. i actually have one stretch where i spent 14 months in a row in the states. which makes me eligible for the N470. my thinking was sending all together. N400 and N470 and take it from there. i was observing the Niguel/Phoenix office's wait time and it looks like the...

here's what i'm thinking of doing. let me know if there's a possible screwup. i'll have my company draft an affidavit for the N470 (anyone have a sample?) then i'll mail both the N470 and N400 when i'm back home. that should theoretically cover me from all angles, don't you think? i'll...

we're getting married later this yr. maybe we'll just speed it up

thank you. this look like it's written if my spouse is the one with job overseas, though. at this point i am the one with the job. she's tagging along for the ride as she kindly puts it.

also just got word that the company in the US is officially up and running

PR 12/2003 Overseas 05/05/04-05/31/04 26 days Overseas 03/09/05-03/23/05 14 days Overseas 05/28/06-08/04/06 67 days Overseas 05/29/07-11/08/07 162 days Overseas 11/20/07-01/03/08 43 days Overseas 05/06/08-Present 124 days Total...

yes i have a residence in the district area and am in the process of registering a company there too

so just a quick recap if you don't mind... Option I I head back in the next few weeks, file the N400. Fly to the UK Go back home to do the fingerprints. Fly to the UK Go back home for the oath. That should theoretically keep me legal. Option II Fly home to file the N400 and N470 Then the rest...

That's that can be up to 6 months away can't it? If I go back and file that N400 that should allow me to be gone another 6 months (theoretically) correct?

... well the company is a training provider for companies and it is a branch of a US corporation, yes. But, would I need to do it, as I am within my 90 days of the 5th anniversary. Couldn't I just file the N400 immediately?

First of all I would like to say thank you for having this awesome forum online. The information and people are extraordinary. Here's my awkward scenario. I became a legal resident in 12/2003. Between then and today, I was divorced (not by choice). I have not been outside the US more than...