Here is the story:
Last year 6/26/2015 I moved from Texas to PA. I did not look for work as I was dealing with buying a house and the good stuff that comes with moving to another state. After several months dealing with the move, I started the process to become a US Citizen and enrolled to take the PE Exam in April 2016. After Christmas and New years festivities, all I did was study for the PE exam and attend the immigration appointments. Moving forward to May, I Passed the PE exam and received the results 5/19/2016 and officially became a US Citizen 5/20/2016.
Now I am getting ready to apply for jobs and my question is:
How can I explain this gap ( ` 11 months) on my resume? Do I write move to new state, became a US citizen, and Passed the PE. Or just focus the gap on passing the PE exam?
Thanks,
Luis
Last year 6/26/2015 I moved from Texas to PA. I did not look for work as I was dealing with buying a house and the good stuff that comes with moving to another state. After several months dealing with the move, I started the process to become a US Citizen and enrolled to take the PE Exam in April 2016. After Christmas and New years festivities, all I did was study for the PE exam and attend the immigration appointments. Moving forward to May, I Passed the PE exam and received the results 5/19/2016 and officially became a US Citizen 5/20/2016.
Now I am getting ready to apply for jobs and my question is:
How can I explain this gap ( ` 11 months) on my resume? Do I write move to new state, became a US citizen, and Passed the PE. Or just focus the gap on passing the PE exam?
Thanks,
Luis