Legal Question in Immigration Law in New Jersey

There is no requirement for "how many days in a year" a lawful permanent resident has to remain in USA. LPR can't stay abroad for longer than one year at a time, or 6 months at a time. Staying abroad for lonre than 6 months at a time will break continuity of residency. Staying abroad for longer than a year, can lead to abandonment of residency.

If you need a legal advice specific to your situation, you should consult a lawyer before going abroad.

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