Would an incomplete travel history on my N-400 application be grounds for denial and/or delay in my naturalization process?

Would an incomplete travel history on my N-400 application be grounds for denial and/or delay in my naturalization process?

I have been a permanent resident for 13 years. I am applying for naturalization and I have incomplete information on my travels outside of the U.S. I have an unintelligible stamp from 11 years ago and I am missing a re-entry date from 5 years ago. I have all the info except for those 2 trips. None of my trips lasted 6 months or longer and they were all to my home country of Italy. Given that USCIS can easily obtain that information on its own,   will this all matter. Also, I explain on a separate sheet.

Asked on March 7, 2012 under Immigration Law, Texas

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