document checklist question

[alphajon 0]

HI I am getting ready to apply for citizenship with the N400 form through marriage and getting the required docs ready.

So far I got the passport pictures.

Marriage certificate

and a copy of my wife's birth certificate.*WHO IS A US CITIZEN*

Now when they are asking for bank accounts, do i have to give them like 3 years of bank statements? or do i have to give them like this month bank statement only?

Also when they are asking about the morgage do they mean the title and so on or just this months morgage statement

unfortunately i do not have a copy tax returns i sent for this year, i seem to have misplaced my copy.

I request the last 3 years of transscripts for the IRS but they said the 2007 is not in the system as yet.

so i could only get for 2004 2005 2006. Could i get through with this?

So these are my questions and is there anything else i am missing or could i use something else as evidence besides the tax returns?

Thanks in advance

[motu 6]

I would suggest give them three bank statements - from 2 years back, one year back and a recent one. Yes, you should get a copy of the recent tax return - can you redo it and send it - as long as it is the same info - you should be able to reproduce it. (You will need the W-2s though). Good Luck

[ilovecookies 0]

i sent in a whole load of other stuff like the car loans, insurances, etc. anything with both our names on it.

[motu 6]

i sent in a whole load of other stuff like the car loans, insurances, etc. anything with both our names on it.

Thats not required at this step - just the tax returns or lease or bank statements - read the requirements for evidence. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00048f3d6a1RCRD

Edited May 22, 2008 by motu

[ilovecookies 0]

i sent in a whole load of other stuff like the car loans, insurances, etc. anything with both our names on it.

Thats not required at this step - just the tax returns or lease or bank statements - read the requirements for evidence. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00048f3d6a1RCRD

i know it wasn't required but i did it anyway and i got the approval! i figure....better safe than sorry! just my 2 cents....