Bank statements question

[Brad and Vika 129]

Good grief, this post has turned oddly hostile!

I'm not filing an I-130 (did that ages ago). I'm filing an N-400 (naturalization) and I think that I will go with Joanne's advice and include a few from each year.

Thank you

I was surprised too, but I think several of us were just misunderstanding each other. What I meant was that the most recent information seems to me the most relevant. I read posts here all the time about folks providing volumes of data that isn't really needed, and was suggesting that a thorough history probably would be overkill.

[l.j./1999 1]

We sent two statements per year, but I think you could send fewer and be fine... It's more important what you bring to the actual interview, because that's when they really look at the evidence closely and they want to see evidence covering the entire three years of marriage - somebody was recently told at her interview that she should have brought more evidence from the first year of her marriage.

[J&D 0]

We sent two statements per year, but I think you could send fewer and be fine... It's more important what you bring to the actual interview, because that's when they really look at the evidence closely and they want to see evidence covering the entire three years of marriage - somebody was recently told at her interview that she should have brought more evidence from the first year of her marriage.

Hmm...I'll keep this in mind. I was just going to concentrate on the most recent stuff, but I'll take some evidence from each year to be on the safe side.

[NickD 202]

We sent two statements per year, but I think you could send fewer and be fine... It's more important what you bring to the actual interview, because that's when they really look at the evidence closely and they want to see evidence covering the entire three years of marriage - somebody was recently told at her interview that she should have brought more evidence from the first year of her marriage.

Hmm...I'll keep this in mind. I was just going to concentrate on the most recent stuff, but I'll take some evidence from each year to be on the safe side.

Good idea to bring in your latest bank statements into the interview, just in case, is a requirement for three years of tax returns, we brought in four, IO only wanted three, go figure. Checking accounts normally have the lastest statement, CD's, and savings account are more like rolling statements, so you are covered way back.