mikeco

I've just asked her mother if she remembers the approximate month so I can put a date that's as close as possible. So in your opinion, I won't have any problems editing it at the interview, right? I don't think this should affect my eligibility as my wife has been a US citizen for way more than the 3 years required. Yes definitely. I need to put a date. I'm just wondering if there will be a problem for me to edit that date at the interview with the IO?

Hello everyone, I am currently filing out my N-400 online and for one of the questions, I'm uncertain what to answer and I wanted to know if I can change my answer later on at the interview. The question relates to the exact day my wife became a US Citizen (I'm applying with the 3 years rule). She became a citizen when she was a child through her mother who got naturalized. She doesn't have her own naturalization certificate (only her mom has it). The problem is that her mom is traveling and will only get home in two months (that's when she can look at the certificate). She can't remember exactly when she got naturalized (she knows it was in 1996 though). Would it be a problem if I just put a random date in 1996 and then at the interview change the date? Thanks in advance for your help. I just don't want to wait two more months in order to apply because of this.