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I've spent the past 5 years half inside the USA and half outside traveling. I do this because my wife still waits for her green card and because we love traveling and work from home. So counting back 5 years, I have exactly 913 days inside the USA, and 912 outside, which qualifies me for the physical presence requirement. Regarding continuous residence, I only have one absence bigger than 6 months (7 months 20 days), which was in 2020 in peak covid time, when I was literally stuck inside my home country because no flights flew and the borders were completely shut. I understand that this is a red flag and almost impossible to explain to USCIS but I accept the risks.
My question is, I read somewhere that putting non-USA addresses in the section where you state where you have lived is a red flag and that I shouldnt do this. Is this correct? How do I proceed? Do I just list all the USA addresses with gaps inbetween? Do I contact an attorney? Also, how do I minimize the red flags? Field office is New York City.
My question is, I read somewhere that putting non-USA addresses in the section where you state where you have lived is a red flag and that I shouldnt do this. Is this correct? How do I proceed? Do I just list all the USA addresses with gaps inbetween? Do I contact an attorney? Also, how do I minimize the red flags? Field office is New York City.
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