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Autumnal   25

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I assembled my N-400 application (finally) and I could use a few extra pairs of eyes to make sure that I have everything I need.

Situation: I am applying for naturalization based on 5 years of permanent residency in the US. I am divorced from my immigration sponsor (as of 2011) and we had no dependents. I don't need to send in my marriage certificate with the divorce decree, do I?

  • Cover Letter
  • Money Order: N-400 Application
  • Money Order: Biometrics Fees
  • 2 photographs
  • N-400 Application
    • N-400 Form
    • Green card: front and back
    • Passport: signature page, stamp page (only one)
    • Divorce decree: 3 pages; for divorce and evidence of name change

    [*]G-1145 Form

26 January 2005 - Entered US as visitor from Canada.
16 May 2005 - Assembled health package, W2s.
27 June 2005 - Sent package off to Chicago lockbox.
28 June 2005 - Package received at Chicago lockbox.
11 July 2005 - RFE: cheques inappropriately placed.
18 July 2005 - NOA 1: I-485, I-131, I-765 received!
19 July 2005 - NOA 1: I-130 received!
24 August 2005 - Biometrics appointment (Naperville, IL).
25 August 2005 - AOS touched.
29 August 2005 - AP, EAD, I-485 touched.
15 September 2005 - AP and EAD approved!
03 February 2006 - SSN arrives (150 days later)
27 February 2006 - NOA 2: Interview for 27 April!!
27 April 2006 - AOS Interview, approved after 10 minutes!
19 May 2006 - 2 year conditional green card.
01 May 2008 - 10 year green card arrives.
09 December 2012 - Assembled N-400 package.
15 January 2013 - Sent package off to Phoenix.
28 January 2013 - RFE: signature missing.
06 February 2013 - NOA 1: N-400 received!
27 February 2013 - Biometrics appointment (Detroit, MI).
01 April 2013 - NOA 2: Interview assigned.

15 May 2013 - Naturalization Interview, approved after 15 minutes.

10 June 2013 - Naturalized.

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nwctzn   55

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I assembled my N-400 application (finally) and I could use a few extra pairs of eyes to make sure that I have everything I need.

Situation: I am applying for naturalization based on 5 years of permanent residency in the US. I am divorced from my immigration sponsor (as of 2011) and we had no dependents. I don't need to send in my marriage certificate with the divorce decree, do I?

  • Cover Letter
  • Money Order: N-400 Application
  • Money Order: Biometrics Fees
  • 2 photographs
  • N-400 Application
    • N-400 Form
    • Green card: front and back
    • Passport: signature page, stamp page (only one)
    • Divorce decree: 3 pages; for divorce and evidence of name change

    [*]G-1145 Form

I think you are fine. I am not sure about the passport pages though. You are applying based on 5-year residency, so you do not need that. You can double-check the checklist here: http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/attachments.pdf

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aleful   1,905

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I assembled my N-400 application (finally) and I could use a few extra pairs of eyes to make sure that I have everything I need.

Situation: I am applying for naturalization based on 5 years of permanent residency in the US. I am divorced from my immigration sponsor (as of 2011) and we had no dependents. I don't need to send in my marriage certificate with the divorce decree, do I?

  • Cover Letter
  • Money Order: N-400 Application
  • Money Order: Biometrics Fees
  • 2 photographs
  • N-400 Application
    • N-400 Form
    • Green card: front and back
    • Passport: signature page, stamp page (only one)
    • Divorce decree: 3 pages; for divorce and evidence of name change

    [*]G-1145 Form

you don't need copy of your passport now, the officer will want it at the interview. I didn't send in a cover letter, just sent in the few documents that you mentioned.

form, copia of GC front and back, check, 2 passport photos and copy of my divorce decree for 5 year residency.

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Okalian   41

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I assembled my N-400 application (finally) and I could use a few extra pairs of eyes to make sure that I have everything I need.

Situation: I am applying for naturalization based on 5 years of permanent residency in the US. I am divorced from my immigration sponsor (as of 2011) and we had no dependents. I don't need to send in my marriage certificate with the divorce decree, do I?

  • Cover Letter
  • Money Order: N-400 Application
  • Money Order: Biometrics Fees
  • 2 photographs
  • N-400 Application
    • N-400 Form
    • Green card: front and back
    • Passport: signature page, stamp page (only one)
    • Divorce decree: 3 pages; for divorce and evidence of name change

    [*]G-1145 Form

My application basis is very similar to yours (5-year, divorced) and I think you package is fine. You don't need a copy of your passport and you can submit one check/money order for everything.

I'm dropping off my application tomorrow. If you're submitting your application in December as well, please join the December 2012 filers thread and share your timeline.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/402367-n-400-december-2012-filers/

Wife's I-130:

03/15/2019 NOA1 (Nebraska Service Center)

02/11/2020 Case transferred to Vermont Service Center

02/02/2021 NOA2 الحمد لله

02/04/2021 Approval email
02/12/2022 NVC documents submitted

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Autumnal Proficient

Autumnal   25

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Thank you for the feedback. I hope to get my photographs done today and the package in the mail. I appreciate your feedback!

26 January 2005 - Entered US as visitor from Canada.
16 May 2005 - Assembled health package, W2s.
27 June 2005 - Sent package off to Chicago lockbox.
28 June 2005 - Package received at Chicago lockbox.
11 July 2005 - RFE: cheques inappropriately placed.
18 July 2005 - NOA 1: I-485, I-131, I-765 received!
19 July 2005 - NOA 1: I-130 received!
24 August 2005 - Biometrics appointment (Naperville, IL).
25 August 2005 - AOS touched.
29 August 2005 - AP, EAD, I-485 touched.
15 September 2005 - AP and EAD approved!
03 February 2006 - SSN arrives (150 days later)
27 February 2006 - NOA 2: Interview for 27 April!!
27 April 2006 - AOS Interview, approved after 10 minutes!
19 May 2006 - 2 year conditional green card.
01 May 2008 - 10 year green card arrives.
09 December 2012 - Assembled N-400 package.
15 January 2013 - Sent package off to Phoenix.
28 January 2013 - RFE: signature missing.
06 February 2013 - NOA 1: N-400 received!
27 February 2013 - Biometrics appointment (Detroit, MI).
01 April 2013 - NOA 2: Interview assigned.

15 May 2013 - Naturalization Interview, approved after 15 minutes.

10 June 2013 - Naturalized.

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Okalian   41

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Tax transcripts for the last 5 years!

Not needed.

Wife's I-130:

03/15/2019 NOA1 (Nebraska Service Center)

02/11/2020 Case transferred to Vermont Service Center

02/02/2021 NOA2 الحمد لله

02/04/2021 Approval email
02/12/2022 NVC documents submitted

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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More than actually needed. But I would suggest to replace that money order with a personal check.

There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

President Teddy Roosevelt on Columbus Day 1915

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