How to Count Days Outside the U.S. for Citizenship
Learn how to count days outside the U.S. for citizenship, check physical-presence risk, and keep your N-400 travel history organized.
Learn how to count days outside the U.S. for citizenship, check physical-presence risk, and keep your N-400 travel history organized.
Use a physical presence calculator to find your citizenship eligibility date, see how many days you still need, and learn when you can file Form N-400.
How much physical presence do you need for U.S. citizenship? Learn the 913 and 548-day rules, how USCIS counts your days, and how trips abroad reduce your total.
Don't reset your citizenship clock. Learn green card travel rules, 6-month vs 1-year limits, and which documents preserve naturalization eligibility.
Rebut the presumption of breaking continuous residence after 6-12 months abroad. Evidence checklist, interview prep, and strategies for your N-400 application.
Form N-470 preserves continuous residence for citizenship while working abroad. Learn who qualifies, application steps, and why to file with I-131.
Learn exactly when you can file Form N-400 for U.S. citizenship. Covers 3-year and 5-year paths, 90-day early filing rule, extended travel impact, and military options.
Broke continuous residence but still have your green card? You haven't lost everything. Learn the 4-year-1-day recovery rule and how to restart your citizenship clock.
Confused about continuous residence and physical presence for U.S. citizenship? This guide breaks down both concepts with examples, calculations, and a trip-tracking tool to avoid costly mistakes.
Learn critical travel time limits for green card holders: 6-month rule, 1-year limit, and impact on citizenship. Use our travel calculator to stay compliant.
Download Green Card Trips and know exactly where you stand: days counted, trips flagged, filing date calculated.

