N400 How to know how many days I stayed in USA

[N400NYC 380]

On 2/18/2020 at 3:37 PM, xyz12345 said:

i think if you started with a non immigrant visa, it will continue to show up until you become a usc imo

Seems correct!

 

My travel history over the past 5 years shows up!

[N400NYC 380]

I have my n400 interview soon. I was able to check my travel history through the i94 travel history link which still works if you previously had some other visa (e.g. H1B): https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search

 

I see that for one trip, the online history has me leaving one day later than what I put on the application: the flight was around 11.30pm at night but maybe it left after midnight? Should I put the date that was on my ticket or the date that is listed online (i94)?

[xyz12345 260]

59 minutes ago, N400NYC said:

I have my n400 interview soon. I was able to check my travel history through the i94 travel history link which still works if you previously had some other visa (e.g. H1B): https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search

 

I see that for one trip, the online history has me leaving one day later than what I put on the application: the flight was around 11.30pm at night but maybe it left after midnight? Should I put the date that was on my ticket or the date that is listed online (i94)?

imo I don't think it matters unless you're days away from being 6 months straight of being outside the US. If you're nowhere close to breaking the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, then I wouldn't worry about it. The IO will be more interested in any omitted/listed citations, crimes, offenses, convictions etc. My online travel history didn't even show a departure entry (and just the arrival entry) from one overseas trip. Good thing I didn't rely on this for my application.

 

Good luck on your interview!

Edited February 23, 2020 by xyz12345

[N400NYC 380]

36 minutes ago, xyz12345 said:

imo I don't think it matters unless you're days away from being 6 months straight of being outside the US. If you're nowhere close to breaking the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, then I wouldn't worry about it. The IO will be more interested in any omitted/listed citations, crimes, offenses, convictions etc. My online travel history didn't even show a departure entry (and just the arrival entry) from one overseas trip. Good thing I didn't rely on this for my application.

 

Good luck on your interview!

Okay, thank you!