Correcting an answer on N400 Application, already naturalized

[Mike E 11,739]

17 minutes ago, Demise said:

Unless your relative is a man under the age of 26 and US gets into a major war requiring a draft sometime soon I wouldn't worry about it. This will literally never come up. In the exceptionally unlikely scenario that it does, if he wants to claim conscientious objector status then really nobody will dig up his N-400 to say "In 2022 you checked yes for #48 on your N-400", where even if that were to happen the correct answer would be "Yeah, I developed a much more pacifist view since then due to [whatever, religion, all the gun violence, etc, etc], put me into army corps of engineers or some other noncombat role".

So under this scenario when was OP not telling the truth. I’ve lost track. 
 

Its neither fine and nor dandy to claim latently discovered principle when something hard is demanded of one.  

Edited November 29, 2022 by Mike E

[Timona 4,207]

Your relative has not been called to war all this time. So, why bother about it? There are many young, overzealous and PS5 trained USC who will be ready to jump the line way way way before your relative is even asked. Calm down.

Do not make a mountain out of an anthill.