N-400 online snapshot leaves question in blank

[jtomala89 0]

I I submitted my naturalization application,  before I submitted I reviewed all my answers to the questions that I was asked  in the online application system.

 

For some reason the snapshot PDF version leaves various questions in blank, but as previously mentioned I did  answer all of the  questions  when I was asked in the platform, and I also reviewed all my answers in the “review my application” tab, for example in the snapshot appear the list of all my travels outside the US, but in the question of how many days I was outside it is blank , but the platform did calculate the days count when I was filling out the form , in other questions happened the same.

 

anyone has had this problem ?? I already went to book an appointment with a USCIS representative but I am concern that this glitch system may delay the process

 

regards 

JT

[bsp 32]

There's nothing to worry about.  Mine showed blank/incomplete questions but the IO could see all of the answers on their computer during the interview.   When you submit the application the answers are captured and submitted to the database, with the PDF simply being a poorly executed attempt to re-map those questions to a static form.

Edited July 31, 2018 by bsp

[jtomala89 0]

6 minutes ago, bsp said:

There's nothing to worry about.  Mine showed blank/incomplete questions but the IO could see all of the answers on their computer during the interview.   When you submit the application the answers are captured and submitted to the database, with the PDF simply being a poorly executed attempt to re-map those questions to a static form.

Thanks for your answer , nevertheless I will go to the appointment with the IO I already did using the info pass just to see everything is ok 

[bsp 32]

1 minute ago, jtomala89 said:

Thanks for your answer , nevertheless I will go to the appointment with the IO I already did using the info pass just to see everything is ok 

It's ultimately up to you whether you want to spend the time driving to a physical office, but you could likely get the same answer by calling up the info line and asking to speak to a Tier 2 rep who will be able to give you the answer you are looking for (heck, even a first level rep can probably answer the question).  If you search this forum you will also see that it is a very common issue and no one has reported having a problem at their interview.