Please check this out

[liberal 0]

I am done preparing my N400 Application packet. Cover letter/Evidence Etc. Please give your input and expert advice if anything missing.

Also I couldn't find Employment Dates for one employer but i got W-2. Part 6. B. what should I do.

ORIGINAL SUBMISSION

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Dallas, TX 75266

Date: 00/00/0000

RE: N-400 Application for Naturalization for -------- (A# 000 000 000).

Dear Sir or Madam:

Enclosed please find the Form N-400 Application for naturalization. I am filing on the basis of my marriage to my U.S. citizen wife.

Attached are the following.

• N-400 Application Form

• 2 Color Photographs

• Check for $680.00 payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Photocopies included 

• Permanent Resident Card

• Driver's Licenses

• Marriage Certificate

• My Birth Certificate

• U.S. Citizen Wife's Birth Certificate

• Selective Service Registration

• W-2 Forms

• Joint IRS Tax Transcripts for 2008,2009,and 2010

• Joint Bank Statement

• Joint Phone Bill

• Joint Cable/Internet Bill

• Joint Car Registration Slip

• Joint Car Title

• Joint Insurance Receipt

Copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I agree to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a later date, if required.

Yours truly,

XXXXXXXX

[nwctzn 55]

If you do not have the exact dates for your employment, put in your best guess. Do you have any pay-stubs or maybe direct deposit dates from your bank account? That might help in getting the approximate dates pretty right.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

I am done preparing my N400 Application packet. Cover letter/Evidence Etc. Please give your input and expert advice if anything missing.

Also I couldn't find Employment Dates for one employer but i got W-2. Part 6. B. what should I do.

ORIGINAL SUBMISSION

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Dallas, TX 75266

Date: 00/00/0000

RE: N-400 Application for Naturalization for -------- (A# 000 000 000).

Dear Sir or Madam:

Enclosed please find the Form N-400 Application for naturalization. I am filing on the basis of my marriage to my U.S. citizen wife.

Attached are the following.

• N-400 Application Form

• 2 Color Photographs

• Check for $680.00 payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Photocopies included 

• Permanent Resident Card

• Driver's Licenses

• Marriage Certificate

• My Birth Certificate

• U.S. Citizen Wife's Birth Certificate

• Selective Service Registration

• W-2 Forms

• Joint IRS Tax Transcripts for 2008,2009,and 2010

• Joint Bank Statement

• Joint Phone Bill

• Joint Cable/Internet Bill

• Joint Car Registration Slip

• Joint Car Title

• Joint Insurance Receipt

Copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I agree to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a later date, if required.

Yours truly,

XXXXXXXX

There,

fixed it for you.

[liberal 0]

Thanks guys

NWCTZN that is a good idea but i checked my bank account online and only 90 days history available so its not working out also BRTOHTER HESEKIEL why do u think i should not send them bills with both of our names on it.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Read the VJ Guides: they are good!

If you submit tax transcripts, you have fulfilled the requirements already. The modus operandum here is the word "or."

If you walk through New York's Central Park at night and a mugger stops you and says" "you me your wallet or I'll shoot you!" then he wants your wallet. If you give him your wallet, he doesn't need to shoot you as he then got what he wanted.

Same with naturalization. If you submit tax transcripts then you gave the I.O. what he wants. Again, read the VJ Guides and pay attention to the word "or."

[liberal 0]

Hmmm

[NickD 202]

Just based on us and on friends on this marriage thing, noted the complete lack of joint home ownership or a jointly signed lease.

Photocopies included 

• Permanent Resident Card

• Driver's Licenses

• Marriage Certificate

• My Birth Certificate

• U.S. Citizen Wife's Birth Certificate

• Selective Service Registration

• W-2 Forms

• Joint IRS Tax Transcripts for 2008,2009,and 2010

• Joint Bank Statement

• Joint Phone Bill

• Joint Cable/Internet Bill

• Joint Car Registration Slip

• Joint Car Title

• Joint Insurance Receipt

If your crystal ball tells you that you will get an IO that realizes you already been grilled for the AOS and ROC stages, won't even want to look at your evidence, you will be fine. But may also tell you that you may get an IO that will treat your like your very first visit to the USCIS and will want to see everything. Do you have a good crystal ball?

In either case, won't be rejected, just get an RFE that can add weeks, months, or even years to your application, longest I have heard of was 15 months and wanted to see this person in person requiring very expensive travel and staying in a way overpriced Chicago downtown hotel. Other wanted the spouse present.

Can only define this as a risk, your choice as to whether you want to take it or not. With our problems with the ROC wanted to end this ASAP, but could have waited another two years, don't need any of this evidence. We elected to get it over with.

[liberal 0]

NickD i get your point, but we don't have lease or rental receipts because we live in my wife's parents house and pay them rent. what do I do now ?

[vanessa_r 0]

Just send the ones that are needed. Follow bob's input.

[NickD 202]

NickD i get your point, but we don't have lease or rental receipts because we live in my wife's parents house and pay them rent. what do I do now ?

Have your wifes' parents write a To Whom it May Concern letter and have it notarized to the effect their daughter, (name), and son-in-law, (name) are living with them and paying them rent.

[TinTin and Samby 11]

Have your wifes' parents write a To Whom it May Concern letter and have it notarized to the effect their daughter, (name), and son-in-law, (name) are living with them and paying them rent.

+1

[liberal 0]

Great NickD i will do that, is there anything else that i should and could do.

[nwctzn 55]

Thanks guys

NWCTZN that is a good idea but i checked my bank account online and only 90 days history available so its not working out also BRTOHTER HESEKIEL why do u think i should not send them bills with both of our names on it.

You can stop by the local branch of your bank and ask for prior history. I am pretty sure they should be able to produce that for you. If you do only online banking, calling the customer support and asking about it might help as well. Good luck!

[Anna C. 4]

I would attach a lease or mortgage too. I assembled everything over the past few weeks and put all of this in my package:

1) Cover letter explaining that I don't remember exact travel dates and moving dates, but it is no more than 7 days off (we are military, so LOTS of moving);

2) signed application

3) my birth certificate, DH's birth certificate, copies of permanent resident card and both our military IDs, tax transcript from the past 3 yeras;

4) son's and daughter's birth certificate;

5) copy of mortgage, car titles, joint car insurance and home owner's insurance, joint utility bills, sales tax receipt of new joint car, joint checking account receipt, joint Amex receipt

6) check to pay the whole thing.

[liberal 0]

That sounds workable NWCTZN i will go to my bank in person. and ANNA C. i don't have any lease or mortgage or rent documents coz we live in my wife's parents house.