What are some examples of marital union and proof of residence

[hchhon 0]

Hi,

My wife just received an interview letter for a US Citizenship and ask us to bring a lot of original documents which we have but I am not sure what are these items they are asking for.

1. What are some examples of marital union and proof of residence?

2. What is evidence of Selective Service Registration?

3. An orginal IRS Form 1722 listing tax information for the past three years?

3. Proof of the termination of all previous marriages for both you and your spouse. We don't have any previous marriages before and how can we get any proof of documentation?

Thanks!

[NickD 203]

Hi,

My wife just received an interview letter for a US Citizenship and ask us to bring a lot of original documents which we have but I am not sure what are these items they are asking for.

1. What are some examples of marital union and proof of residence?

2. What is evidence of Selective Service Registration?

3. An orginal IRS Form 1722 listing tax information for the past three years?

3. Proof of the termination of all previous marriages for both you and your spouse. We don't have any previous marriages before and how can we get any proof of documentation?

Thanks!

Most of us have a previous history with the USCIS, either USC or LPR trying to bring our spouse or intended spouse here, adjustment of status, and removal of the conditional residency status. You go all through this again for citizenship. Proof of residence is sharing your dwelling with both names on the lease or home deed, joint ownership of vehicles, insurance, bank accounts, and any legal piece of paper that shows you share the same address. If either of you are a male between the ages of 18 and 25 even as a LPR, have to register for selective service, if not, you don't have to register, can do that online. USCIS requires three years of IRS tax forms filed both from you and were spouse, either filing joint or married separately, we just brought in our original returns with 1099's and W-2's attached just like we submitted with the copies of with the application. But some wrote off to the IRS for transcripts. You also had to send in a birth certificate of proof that one of you is a LPR or USC, they want to see all of the original documents you enclosed with your application. Applicant has to bring in their passports as proof of what you wrote for trips outside of the USA is correct.

We had to show proof that both of us were free to marry at the AOS, have no idea why they wanted to see that again, my wife would have never received her conditional green card without that proof, we were both previously married, so had to dig out those damned divorce papers out again. But you don't have to if you were never previously married. Also wanted to see our marriage certificate again that made me wonder why my wife even got a green card with marriage to a USC.

Other crazy stuff, wife wrote down on her employer application she was a LPR, so they wanted a copy of her green card, but if she checked she was a USC, didn't want to see anything, same with her drivers' license. If she did not check she was a USC on her voters' registration, would be told she could not vote, if she did check it, could vote. No proof was required.

[hchhon 0]

Hi,

My wife just received an interview letter for a US Citizenship and ask us to bring a lot of original documents which we have but I am not sure what are these items they are asking for.

1. What are some examples of marital union and proof of residence?

2. What is evidence of Selective Service Registration?

3. An orginal IRS Form 1722 listing tax information for the past three years?

3. Proof of the termination of all previous marriages for both you and your spouse. We don't have any previous marriages before and how can we get any proof of documentation?

Thanks!

Most of us have a previous history with the USCIS, either USC or LPR trying to bring our spouse or intended spouse here, adjustment of status, and removal of the conditional residency status. You go all through this again for citizenship. Proof of residence is sharing your dwelling with both names on the lease or home deed, joint ownership of vehicles, insurance, bank accounts, and any legal piece of paper that shows you share the same address. If either of you are a male between the ages of 18 and 25 even as a LPR, have to register for selective service, if not, you don't have to register, can do that online. USCIS requires three years of IRS tax forms filed both from you and were spouse, either filing joint or married separately, we just brought in our original returns with 1099's and W-2's attached just like we submitted with the copies of with the application. But some wrote off to the IRS for transcripts. You also had to send in a birth certificate of proof that one of you is a LPR or USC, they want to see all of the original documents you enclosed with your application. Applicant has to bring in their passports as proof of what you wrote for trips outside of the USA is correct.

We had to show proof that both of us were free to marry at the AOS, have no idea why they wanted to see that again, my wife would have never received her conditional green card without that proof, we were both previously married, so had to dig out those damned divorce papers out again. But you don't have to if you were never previously married. Also wanted to see our marriage certificate again that made me wonder why my wife even got a green card with marriage to a USC.

Other crazy stuff, wife wrote down on her employer application she was a LPR, so they wanted a copy of her green card, but if she checked she was a USC, didn't want to see anything, same with her drivers' license. If she did not check she was a USC on her voters' registration, would be told she could not vote, if she did check it, could vote. No proof was required.

Thank you for the clarification, NickD!