Can I apply for naturalization from my secondary residence location which I am physically living there? Thank you in advance.
You must be residing at your "current residence" for at least 90 days for the naturalization application to be filed.
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You must be residing at your "current residence" for at least 90 days for the naturalization application to be filed.
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