REQUIRED SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR FILING CITIZENSHIP

[sau 0]

Hello all

we are back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Finally we have decided to file the citizenship. I have question, Can somebody here please post me the list of documents along with N-400 form.

Next question is, we have a plan to go out of country around Ocotber. What do you guys think, should be wait or do you all think, we should be able to have a interview by then. BTW i live in virginia, if this helps.

Next question, my husband is in reserve in military, so where should be send our form? Is it Texas or Nebraska. Shoud we be exempt from the filing fee.

I will appreciate any response on these for my guidance.

thanks for all your help in advance.

[jkelly07 120]

look at the citizenship guides and the instructions of the n-400 if you file now it should take 4 to 6 months oct seems like it could be interview hard to day.

[Autumnal 25]

The N-400 form can be found here: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=480ccac09aa5d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD

You'd be advised to download and print the instructions, since they include a handy checklist of documentation you may require. You have not specified whether you are filing for 3 year marriage or 5 year general. If 5 year general, the list is pretty shockingly short after earlier petitions (e.g., copy of green card and other ID, the N-400 form, two passport photos, 5 years of tax returns, and a few other miscellaneous items depending upon your situation).

Is your husband part of the National Guard, the army reserves, or something else? I'm afraid I am not sure whether National Guard or reserves for the national forces qualify for lifting the filing fees. I'd see the instructions for the N-400, they list out explicitly what's allowed.

Can somebody here please post me the list of documents along with N-400 form.

Next question is, we have a plan to go out of country around Ocotber. What do you guys think, should be wait or do you all think, we should be able to have a interview by then. BTW i live in virginia, if this helps.

Next question, my husband is in reserve in military, so where should be send our form? Is it Texas or Nebraska. Shoud we be exempt from the filing fee.

Interview times cannot be predicted easily. Not even IO officers can guarantee when you might come up, it all depends on caseload, how long it takes to review your application, and other factors. Look at your filing centre to see the estimated wait time. As ever, these numbers can shift around if large numbers of applicants file or your case worker needs extra information.

How long do you intend to be gone for? If it's a two week vacation, I'd book the holiday and make preparations for someone trusted to pick up your mail in case any USCIS notices arrive. Biometrics should be the quickest step, happening 4-8 weeks after you file for N-400. (In my case, it was under a month from filing to fingerprinting.) You can act on your interview once you receive the notice. If you won't be in town, you can show your electronic airline stubs and other travel plans to request a change of interview date.