Travel internationally between interview and oath ceremony

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Hi guys,

 

I know this question has already been asked a couple of times on this forum, like here:

And basically, the answer is that it should not be a problem as long as the continuous residence and physical presence are not broken, and as long as it’s disclosed.

 

I have the date of my interview, and the oath ceremony dates are public. Could a short international trip (about a week) in between jeopardize being able to attend the oath ceremony?

 

In the form N-445, the question “Since your interview have you traveled outside the United States?” is followed by questions about committing crimes, being imprisoned, or joining the Communist Party, etc… that lead to think it’s treated in some way with the same level of gravity.

 

From what I read, before the ceremony a USCIS officer goes over the form and determines if the eligibility requirements for citizenship are still met.

Anyone has been in that situation?

 

Thanks

 

For reference:

 

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Yes, I traveled internationally many times between interview and oath.

 

And...are you seriously suggesting that traveling internationally is on the same scale as being imprisoned?

 

Surely not!

 

Good luck 

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3 minutes ago, canadian_wife said:

And...are you seriously suggesting that traveling internationally is on the same scale as being imprisoned?

Haha, I'm not! It's just spooky it appears in that list of pretty serious red flags.

Thank you so much @canadian_wife

[ToUSToday 1]

On 10/4/2018 at 8:39 PM, canadian_wife said:

Yes, I traveled internationally many times between interview and oath.

 

And...are you seriously suggesting that traveling internationally is on the same scale as being imprisoned?

 

Surely not!

 

Good luck 

Hello! Did you have to bring any documents about your trips, for the Oath day?

[canadian_wife 1,822]

1 hour ago, ToUSToday said:

Hello! Did you have to bring any documents about your trips, for the Oath day?

 

No, but travel between Canada and the US is extremely common

[ToUSToday 1]

12 minutes ago, canadian_wife said:

 

No, but travel between Canada and the US is extremely common

Did you have to say the dates of your travels of they didn’t ask anything?

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Yes, I disclosed everything - dates, places I visited etc.