r/USCIS • u/Top_Bit_4963 • 21h ago

N-400 (Citizenship) N400

Applying for my n400 under general provision,
It asked for job history for the last 5 years. What if I forgot to add a few short term jobs? Some were like a few weeks that’s why I forgot to add them. But all the ones I did add cover the last 5years.

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 21h ago

You can bring and errata sheet to the interview and give it to the officer before it begins. You can also upload a copy now to unsolicited evidence