Am I eligible for naturalization if I have total days outside of the US 221 days from my 19 trips in the past 5 years?
An LPR with a total of 221 days outside of the US. is eligible to apply for naturalization within the physical presence rule.
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An LPR with a total of 221 days outside of the US. is eligible to apply for naturalization within the physical presence rule.
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you are in desperate need of a deportation defense or similar immigration attorney.
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