us_resi 0 Report post Posted February 4 This question has been discussed earlier in this forum, but I wanted to revisit this based on present circumstances and immigration scenario. I am a US permanent resident from Oct 2016 and I am working in the same company which sponsored my green card. Can I change my job (not a layoff scenario) without affecting the requirements for naturalization, for example, good moral character ? Is this still a subjective case - OR - has anyone changed jobs right before applying for US Citizenship through N-400 ? Share this post Link to post
pontevecchio 12 Report post Posted February 4 Generally the consensus is staying for at least 6 months. But if you got a career advancement elsewhere or more money elsewhere, you are certainly able to leave. One caveat is to discuss specifics with a lawyer to cover your back as it where. Remember very few workers stay for ever nowadays. Share this post Link to post
JoeF 7 Report post Posted February 5 No problem at all given that you have worked for the company that sponsored your GC for over 2 years after getting the GC. Share this post Link to post
pontevecchio 12 Report post Posted February 5 Sorry. I thought the Op was working from 2018 for the company. Since it is 2016, no problem at all . Share this post Link to post