US Day Trips for Citizenship Application

[undersea102]

@help4pr84 for permanent residence specifically, the travel questionnaire states that you are not required to list trips to your “country of citizenship or residence” - while the “or” is confusing, you are *not* required to list trips to your country of citizenship - especially if you currently reside in that country.

For Citizenship the other posters are correct - you must disclose all travel

 

[redhotgalego]

When I planned my trip to Florida last summer, I realized I hadn't kept track of every time I'd crossed the border for quick errands or gas, similar to your situation. What helped me was filing a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). It took a few weeks, but I got a record of my trips, which was super helpful for my own planning. If you can’t recall all the details, try piecing things together with receipts, credit card statements, or any travel notes.

For the Florida trip, I booked a resort with a brand-new water park that had awesome resort features like wave pools and water slides. It was perfect for a break. Gathering records for your citizenship application can feel tedious, but the CBP report really simplifies things. Best of luck getting everything sorted.