The oath letter asks if I travelled since the interview, and I did for 5 days, so I have to check the box "yes". Would they automatically stop me from taking the oath/certificate then? Do you have experience if this happened? Or do they only ask something like how many days I was outside, and if few enough, then they let me take the oath/certificate? Thanks a lot for your advice.
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Can they stop you from Oath for 5-day travel?
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funky brother
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you have no problem. you will have your ceremony okay. worry your head not over just five days.
cafeconleche
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Well, it depends on your physical presence in the US. Do you have more than enough days in the US, or are you close to the 900 day mark?
Well, it depends on your physical presence in the US. Do you have more than enough days in the US, or are you close to the 900 day mark?
Physical presence is only required up until the time you apply, not up until oath.
If those 5 days broke the continuous residence requirement, your application will be denied.
A 5 day trip cannot break continuous presence requirement.
The oath letter asks if I travelled since the interview, and I did for 5 days, so I have to check the box "yes". Would they automatically stop me from taking the oath/certificate then? Do you have experience if this happened? Or do they only ask something like how many days I was outside, and if few enough, then they let me take the oath/certificate? Thanks a lot for your advice.
A 5 day trip between interview and oath is not something they would stop you for.
cafeconleche
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If the interview is still in the 5 year period (since you apply 3 months before the end of the 5 years), and you're very close to your 913 days, and the 5 days would put you over, then it would matter for your physical presence. In my case, for example, I will be very close.
cafeconleche
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I think physical presence is required to be maintained for the 5 year period for which you are applying. Continuous residence is required to be maintained until oath.