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There's not any problem in filling out the N400, even after a recent trip, but just make sure that you have been living in the United States for at least 4 years and 9 months before sending the application. Also make sure that your trip is no longer 6 months long.

Yeah, it's the regular 5 year rule. My green card should be enough for an identification, right? Thanks for the answer.

Let's get to the point: I'm 20 years old, not married, and haven't had any problems while being in the US. The interview letter says that I have to bring that letter, proof of selective service, and the green card. I have all those things. Aside from that, and based on what I told you, do...

I was wondering that. Can you still use the passport from your birth Country, or does it become "invalid" to travel now that you are a US Citizen?

Thanks for letting me know. Just a quick question, how were the people at the oath ceremony dressed? Casually or did they wear suits and ties. I've been hearing mixed opinions as to how go dressed to the ceremony.

Just got my letter for the interview appointment and I was wondering if they also take the oath on the same day. Anyone who has done the process in Seattle, please let me know. Thanks.

Guys, if I have my fingerprint appointment for August 9th, how many days after that (estimate) will it take for me to become a citizen? Any idea?

And what does that have to do with what I asked? The "trip" is not a vacation, but an emergency. If you are not going to contribute why don't you keep your words to yourself, friend?

Hello. I sent my application for the US Naturalization exactly a month ago and to this date I haven't received any type of confirmation letter from them as I've read they send. Along with the application I requested and completed a fee waiver application so I was wondering if that's one of the...