Questions Again !

[WouldBeCitizen]

So last weekend I finally pulled all my papers out and calculated the days I was out of USA ever since I first entered here. First trip lasted 40 days to Desh and it was on F-1 visa. After getting GC visited Desh again and it was for about 21 days. Again visited Desh when there was a death in family (for 13 days) and then one weekend trip in this year's August to Cananda. The better half visited Desh just once (for about 3 months) after getting GC (both of us got the same year, date, day and time)

so the questions now are:

#1 Should I wait for the days I spent outside usa after getting GC before I apply for N400? (My guess is NO).

#2 Do I have to quote the time outside USA when I was on F-1? My guess is NO because N400 asks trips outside usa for last 5 years only.

#3 Should better half wait for 3 months before applying for N400?
(again my guess is NO)

#4 The traffic ticket in Alabama was paid for and they wrote a letter on plain paper (that can be easily printed from any computer and has no seal or letter head but gave a ticket number and asked to call so and so number if any questions). Is this OK? I have the paid slip and copy of the ticket too with me.
I think this is fairly sufficient.

Any ideas friends? TIA.

 

[mgh2001]

#1: No
#2: No
#3:No
#4: You should be fine.

You're good to go for filing 90 days before 5 year GC anniversary..

 

[Rahul Kumar]

#1: No
#2: No
#3:No
#4: Sometimes they can be a PIA.. Try to get a certified deposition, or atleast get a judge to sign it or a court clerk
to put an official rubber stamp on it


You are all set to file 90 days prior like mgh says. all the best

Get your IRS Tax returns handly also (past 5 yrs)