Help, 2 Trips-Not working

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Shikha

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I have a friend who got employment based GC in November 2004. Her husband also got derivative GC November 2004. Both are eligible for filing US citizenship. She needs help for her husband if he files for US Citizenship. He is not inclined to apply for US citizenship but my friend wants that He should also file for it. They have 2 kids aged about 3 Year and 6 year both are US citizens.
His Details are:
1. He has no traffic or any violations.
2 He had two trips to India. First trip to India was in December 2004 and he stayed 150 days out of US.
His Second trip was in 2007 and he was out of US for 166 days.
3. He was not working for these 5 years as he was taking care of Children.
While he was away his spouse was working and staying in US. They filed taxes always marred filing jointly.
Questions:
Do you see problems if He also apply US citizenship?

What He should write for Employment history?
Will he need any other documents? Or have to explain why he was not working.
 
There is no problem. This is not a Soviet Russia yet as of this morning. So that employement is not required. Write none for the history.
 
A lack of documented employment for an extended time is a possible indicator of criminal activity or working for cash without paying taxes. However, if you have a legitimate source of financial support, such as a spouse, this suspicion is easy to overcome. He should bring tax transcripts or at least W-2s as proof that his spouse had sufficient income to support him, in case the interview asks for such proof.
 
aniretake said:
Nobody cares for your employment history. Where in the world do you all get such questions!?
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Employment history is used to establish continuous residency, among other things. For example, if an applicant disclosed they worked with a foreign company in a foreign country during the statutory period, it would be considered a break in residential ties for immigration purposes and thismake the applicant ineligible for naturalization.
 
Bobsmyth said:
Employment history is used to establish continuous residency, among other things. For example, if an applicant disclosed they worked with a foreign company in a foreign country during the statutory period, it would be considered a break in residential ties for immigration purposes and thismake the applicant ineligible for naturalization.
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Should he need to write for employment history “none’ or “homemaker’ or write N/A.

His wife got transcript of the joint tax filing for 5 years from IRS. Should he take the copy of the transcriptions or should take the Original and wife can take the copy or He should get his transcription from IRS. On IRS transcription they have both the name husband and wife as they filed marred filling jointly.

Thanks for the help
 
Shikha said:
Should he need to write for employment history “none’ or “homemaker’ or write N/A.

His wife got transcript of the joint tax filing for 5 years from IRS. Should he take the copy of the transcriptions or should take the Original and wife can take the copy or He should get his transcription from IRS. On IRS transcription they have both the name husband and wife as they filed marred filling jointly.

Thanks for the help
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If he was taking care of the kids at home, homemaker is fine. He could bring original and wife could bring copy of tax receipts for interview if they ask for them.
 
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