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[candle 0]

hello

it s me again. I m planing to have a travel to canada for 1 week while my N 400 in process and I heard that may be affect my process is this true

waiting for your answers

thank you Vj members.

[jkelly07 120]

it should about 4 to 5 months from start to finish, you need to time it,look at other peoples times on the us citizenship forums on top of this page.

[sonineni 8]

Hi,

My husband also in the N400 process..Our attorney told that "if u maintain residency in the usa u can visit to home country ".

But my husband did not came during the process..I suggest u to dont stay for long..If ur visit is for short period of time it was okay i think.

Take care.

quote name='candle' timestamp='1339991048' post='5457499']

hello

it s me again. I m planing to have a travel to canada for 1 week while my N 400 in process and I heard that may be affect my process is this true

waiting for your answers

thank you Vj members.

[nwctzn 55]

hello

it s me again. I m planing to have a travel to canada for 1 week while my N 400 in process and I heard that may be affect my process is this true

waiting for your answers

thank you Vj members.

Short international trips are fine during the process. It will not affect your process if you do not miss any appointment (like fingerprinting or interview). Just make sure that you update your travel information during the interview; i.e., you need to indicate that you traveled after your application. The officer will update your N400 form accordingly.

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Edited June 18, 2012 by nwctzn

[v333k 59]

Just don't miss any appointments. That's all there is to it.

In addition, make sure you still meet physical present and continuous residence after the trip.

Don't forget to tell your interviewing officer about the trip...

As long as the three statements above are true, there should be no problems taking as many trips as you wish...