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international travel after biometrics but before interview

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togetmarried   0

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Hello all, 

 

I submitted my N-400 application in November (based on 3-year marriage to USC), did the biometrics shortly before Christmas. Judging my current trend, it seems I won't be getting my interview date scheduled until April-ish or later.

 

Question is, can I travel internationally at this point?

I just got a call that my dad is in hospital and I'd very much like to go see him. 

My assumption is that I can travel internationally as a Permanent Resident, and can travel as long as I make it to my interview. (My husband will stay behind so he can check for USCIS letters). I'd imagine I will be abroad for no more than 1 month or so.

 

Thanks!

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frostiana   12

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i went to Canada after my biometrics in October.  I went for a couple of weeks.  I don't see a problem, just update them when you get your interview appt. on the latest travel.

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