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Proving Continuous Residence After a Long Trip on Form N-400

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Proving Continuous Residence After a Long Trip on Form N-400

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Proving Continuous Residence After a Long Trip on Form N-400 Key Takeaways: Proving continuous residence after a long trip requires evidence showing that the United States remained your primary home. An absence of more than six months but less than one year may create a rebuttable presumption that continuous residence was disrupted, while an absence of one year or more generally breaks the required residence period unless an exception applies. USCIS may consider factors such as employment, housing, tax filings, family ties, financial activity, and the purpose of the trip. If your evidence is consistent, filing may be possible; if the record is limited or contradictory, waiting until you can establish stronger evidence may help. Lincoln-Goldfinch Law - Abogados de Inmigración 14150 Huffmeister Rd Ste 200, Cypress, TX 77429 (346) 585-2335 https://www.lincolngoldfinch.com/our-locations/cypress/