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Continuous Residence and Physical Presence Requirements and Differences |By U.S Immigration Attorney

In order to qualify for citizenship, among other requirements, an applicant must prove that they have been physically present in the U.S. for at least half of the statutory period (popularly 30 months for those applying under the 5-year rule). More so, applicants must also prove that they have maintained a continuous presence in the U.S. . Quite often, many applicants confuse these two requirements, leading to a denial of their applications. . In this video, Immigration Attorney Ral Obioha @ralobiohalaw explains both the Physical Presence and Continuous Presence requirements, in detail. ✅ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- F A C E B O O K -   / ralobiohalaw   INSTAGRAM - @ralobiohalaw Twitter - @ralobiohalaw EMAIL: info@ralobiohalaw.com PHONE - (832) 569-1110 #USA #immigrationlawyer #Physical #Presence #permanentresidency #immigration #visa #usa #citizenship #ralobiohalaw . . The information in this video is general in nature. If you will like to discuss your immigration case with Attorney Obioha, please call (832) 569-1110 to schedule a consultation. #ralobiohalaw