What criteria does the USCIS use for the establishment of residence?

[FranckDernoncourt]

The 3-month requirement to apply for naturalization in a US district/state is computed

From the date on which the applicant first established that residence [...] including any part of the applicant's absence].

What criteria does the USCIS use to decide whether the applicant has established residence in a US district/state? E.g., is the issuance date of a driver's license in that US district/state considered by the USCIS as a proof that the applicant has established in that US district/state at that time (=the issuance date of the driver's license)? Or rent+utilities payment?

[Donald_Trump]

No criteria. You should have lived at your current address for more than 3 months (What you put in the application).

The 3-month requirement to apply for naturalization in a US district/state is computed



What criteria does the USCIS use to decide whether the applicant has established residence in a US district/state? E.g., is the issuance date of a driver's license in that US district/state considered by the USCIS as a proof that the applicant has established in that US district/state at that time (=the issuance date of the driver's license)? Or rent+utilities payment?

[FranckDernoncourt]

No criteria. You should have lived at your current address for more than 3 months (What you put in the application).

Thanks very much! That's my understanding too at that point.