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I was out for 30 days but I said a month. The officer asked me to be specific and give a number like 29 days, 30 days or 31 days lol. So just count the days and give specific information. He also asked how many trips I have made in last 3 years and how many days in total, how many countries I have visited.

Hope this helps.

I travelled outside of US as well after my interview and had to answer a lot of questions to the officer present at the time of oath ceremony. 

He sent 2 other people back and cancelled their ceremony. He also advised them that need to get their finger prints redone and get a police certification from the country they visited. Not sure how long they were outside of the country. 

So not sure what their process is but I think if you have good past physical presence, you will be fine. 

You dont need to submit the photographs anymore with the N400 application. They will use the photograph taken at your biometrics appointment for the naturalization certificate. 

What about parent's birth certificates?

Hi, I applied for citizenship in April 2018, got my interview done in Nov 2018 and was approved. Until yesterday my status was showing an estimated completion date of April 2019. Today it changed to "we are taking longer than expected on you case. We dont require any additional information from you."

Anyone else in the same boat? Could I missing any documents or information? I requested the name change (adding my husband's name as middle name).

Hi, I applied for citizenship in April 2018, got my interview done in Nov 2018 and was approved. Until yesterday my status was showing an estimated completion date of April 2019. Today it changed to "we are taking longer than expected on you case. We dont require any additional information from you."

Anyone else in the same boat? Could I missing any documents or information? I requested the name change (adding my husband's name as middle name).

Any information would be greatly appreciated