A Olusanjo Omoniyi
Immigration AttorneyThe term continuous residency is a legal term and it is a product of a host of factors. Generally, continuous residency begins once you obtain your green card and start living in the United States. However, and for example, other factors may affect the counting of continuous residency such as whether a resident has filed a parole document that allows him to stay out of the United States for a period. Typically, time spent on parole will be counted as if you continue to reside in the United States without any break. To get a better understanding on your plan, consult an immigration attorney on your plan if do you want to live outside the United States for awhile upon obtaining your green card.