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Last trip of more than 6 months ended in February this year. Was from May 2015 to Feb 2016.

Hey All, Got a slightly involved query about filling N-400. I've been an LPR for just over ten years, and married to a US citizen the entire time. But I have spent most of that time outside the US. The first 18-20 months of my LPR I lived in the US, and then the next two years I was...

Ok, that sounds straight forward enough, so what about the option of postponing the filing. As per the previous question, does it matter if I do not apply at the end of the 3 years? And if I do apply later, what are the requirements for physical presence in the country... i.e. would I have to...

Bobsmyth, in relation to your reply and my following question: do you know what the re-establishment of this continous residency entails?

Ok, so yet another question. Being married to a US citizen, I can file N-400 after 3 years. And I have to have satisfied the physical presence requirements of at least half of this time. But what happens if I leave the N-400 application longer. Say I leave it until next year, when we have...

Oh yeah, and Brian, thanks for your reply. It actually bothers me too, and this is why I am asking about it. I am quite concerned about making sure I am not making any stupid mistakes, and actually want everything out in the open, and the whole thing dealt with on its own, genuine, merits...

Hi again, So do you have any idea what the likelihoods are that my application would be denied based on this foreign "residence". Assuming I get all my tax stuff in order - which I will. Just not worth the risks etc - and my explanation for the time in the UK is that my wife is finishing her...

I got a ticket about 18 months ago in CA, for driving on an expired license. The DA for that county, reduced the charge, so I did not have to go back to CA and appear in court, but only had to pay fine. I don't think I have any documentation for this. Do I need to send it in with N-400, or do...

Bobsmyth, Couple of question regarding my approaching N-400 Filing: 1 - I have actually spent quite a bit of time out of the US over the last 18 months (am filing N-400 after 3 years, as married to US citizen). I have actually been "living" abroad, as my wife has been studying there. I...