pls Double Check my N-400

[RonMay 1]

hi all!

wondering whose april filers in here? just about to send my application tomorrow or at least this week and need some help double checking my N-400. we dont have much common property or shared utilities so hoping this will do

1 Check for $675.00

2 Two passport photographs

3 N-400 Application for Naturalization

4 Copy of I-797C (a receipt for I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card)

5 Copy of my husband’s Birth Certificate and Passport

6 Copy of our Marriage Certificate

7 Copy of our Driver’s License

8 Copy of my husband’s Divorce Decree (prior marriage)

9 Copy of our joint Tax Transcripts (2007-2009)

10 Copy of our joint Income Tax Return (2007-2009)

11 Copy of our Home Insurance Policy

12 Copy of our Colorado Insurance Identification Card

13 Copy of our Phone bill

14 Copy of our Online Stock investment/trading

15 Copy of our personal check both in our name and our joint bank account

thank you and God bless

edit to add:

do i need to staple the check or a paper clip is just fine? thanks

Edited April 14, 2010 by RonMay

[drsrk 0]

List is complete, though you dont need to send all with N400. They seen these at the time of interview.

Do not staple, paper clip is good.

Edited April 14, 2010 by doctorsrk

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Leave # 11 to 15 out of the package. Bring this stuff to the interview, if you like, but even that would be overkill.

[RonMay 1]

Leave # 11 to 15 out of the package. Bring this stuff to the interview, if you like, but even that would be overkill.

wow really? thats a relief. {i mean it helps that you dont actually need it during this time compared to our aos and roc}

thanks all!!

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

While they approve an applicant's Green Card and, later, when they remove the conditions attached to the residency, they cover all those things.

When it comes to the final step of this long journey, the time to apply for naturalization, all these issues are things of the past, unless the I.O. has a suspicion that something is fishy, i.e., that fraud is involved.

What your husband has to prove for "Express" (3 years) naturalization is that you guys are still married and that you still live together. The tax transcripts pretty much take care of that. Also keep in mind that your husband is now on his own. You can go with him and hold his hand while he's sitting outside on the bench, but when it's time to get inside to the interview, only he will be allowed inside.

That's another, significant difference to the previous steps, where you, as the US citizen, petitioned for your husband, and, at ROC, where you guys petitioned together. Now he's on his own, like a big boy.

[NickD 202]

While they approve an applicant's Green Card and, later, when they remove the conditions attached to the residency, they cover all those things.

When it comes to the final step of this long journey, the time to apply for naturalization, all these issues are things of the past, unless the I.O. has a suspicion that something is fishy, i.e., that fraud is involved.

What your husband has to prove for "Express" (3 years) naturalization is that you guys are still married and that you still live together. The tax transcripts pretty much take care of that. Also keep in mind that your husband is now on his own. You can go with him and hold his hand while he's sitting outside on the bench, but when it's time to get inside to the interview, only he will be allowed inside.

That's another, significant difference to the previous steps, where you, as the US citizen, petitioned for your husband, and, at ROC, where you guys petitioned together. Now he's on his own, like a big boy.

Maybe if all field offices and IO's were the same, a friend had major delays for not showing joint home ownership or a joint lease, did not see that listed. Don't need any of that stuff for the five year.