N-400 Applications

[Jesti 0]

Hello VJers,

I'm about ready to send my N-400 Application, Here my list that I'm going to send:

1. Application fees $675.00 ($595.00 plus $80.00 biometric fee)

2. Completed form N-400

3. Copy of both sides Permanent Resident Card

4. Two identical color photographs

5. Copy of spouse birth certificate

6. Copy current marriage certificate

7. Copies of divorce decrees from spouse's previous marriages

8. Copies of our joint US tax return for the year 2006, 2007, 2008

9. Copy of joint checking account

10. Copy of mortgage statement

11. Copy of divorce decree with transaction (mine)

I'd like to know if these ready to be send, or I'm missing something.

Also, I live in Texas, is this the right address that I need to send the package:

USCIS

P.O. Box 299026

Lewisville, TX 75029

Thanks a lot.

[Dakine 26]

Hello VJers,

I'm about ready to send my N-400 Application, Here my list that I'm going to send:

1. Application fees $675.00 ($595.00 plus $80.00 biometric fee)

2. Completed form N-400

3. Copy of both sides Permanent Resident Card

4. Two identical color photographs

5. Copy of spouse birth certificate

6. Copy current marriage certificate

7. Copies of divorce decrees from spouse's previous marriages

8. Copies of our joint US tax return for the year 2006, 2007, 2008

9. Copy of joint checking account

10. Copy of mortgage statement

11. Copy of divorce decree with transaction (mine)

I'd like to know if these ready to be send, or I'm missing something.

Also, I live in Texas, is this the right address that I need to send the package:

USCIS

P.O. Box 299026

Lewisville, TX 75029

Thanks a lot.

Pictures of events or trips together.

[amnonbabs 0]

Hello VJers,

I'm about ready to send my N-400 Application, Here my list that I'm going to send:

1. Application fees $675.00 ($595.00 plus $80.00 biometric fee)

2. Completed form N-400

3. Copy of both sides Permanent Resident Card

4. Two identical color photographs

5. Copy of spouse birth certificate

6. Copy current marriage certificate

7. Copies of divorce decrees from spouse's previous marriages

8. Copies of our joint US tax return for the year 2006, 2007, 2008

9. Copy of joint checking account

10. Copy of mortgage statement

11. Copy of divorce decree with transaction (mine)

I'd like to know if these ready to be send, or I'm missing something.

Also, I live in Texas, is this the right address that I need to send the package:

USCIS

P.O. Box 299026

Lewisville, TX 75029

Thanks a lot.

If possible, insurance or something else that you might own together like a car o life insurance policy. Not necessary but it might help. Pictures are needed too. Make sure and I mean SURE you are elegible and if you are filling during the 90 day before grace period, remember it is 90 days not 3 months. Honestly it sounds good, remember it is now THEIR problem to figure out if you guys are legal or not BUT they can make your life impossible so try and gather a little more evidence. Personally I even added 2 notarized letters from my in-laws to help me ease the process.

[NickD 202]

Key word is "joint" taxes, ownership, bank accounts, insurance, bills, another is "common" your driver's license shows a common address that can also include any other legal document. Forgot I ripped out a page from our phone directory and sent that in as well with Nick and Gloria D listed with a common phone number and address.

We wished we could supply a birth certificate of a jointly produced kid, but included a joint ownership for our dog kid from the AKC registration. Insurance is darn good evidence, name a health or auto insurance plan that just let's you add anyone without a thorough check. Even tossed in a joint utility bill, read about and experience friends that got an RFE, you want evidence, we have evidence. It's a game. Still feel a green card should be more than adequate evidence, not exactly like we got that out of a Cracker Jack box.

Edited August 10, 2009 by NickD

[Jesti 0]

Thanks everyone for the information, I really appreciate it. Wish me luck .

[wannabe_texan 0]

Seconding NickD's post - I think its useful to include a copy of your DL and spouse's too (assuming they have same address on them )...

I was surprised to see other people's recommendations to add pictures to the N400 app - we did for I751, but I didn't for N400 - I guess I will take them to the interview... in case I get an IO like NickD's wife, who's not interested in meeting my husband in the waiting room

[jsnearline 2]

My advice is to just give what the checklist at the back of the Guide to Naturalization asks for. Save the remaining evidence for your interview in case they want to see it. In my wife's case, they did not ask her for any additional evidence. I'm sure the fact that we brought our 19 month old son to the interview didn't hurt.

[Jesti 0]

I did add our DL, our automobile insurance, and also our homeowner's insurance. I know that they are really like our papers