N-400 NOA question

[Henia 11]

I received today in the mail a series of NOAs. First of course, receipt notice of my petition (finally...took them long enough) and second NOA stating "Missing Evidence- Your applications was missing evidence(s) that you need to provide at the time of your naturalization interview."

I am wondering what this could possibly mean...I have looked over my application copy and I know I filled out every single line, sent the fee and sent a copy of my GC. I did not read anything else in the instructions... does anyone know what I missed? And if this will slow down my petition?

Thank you very much.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

I received today in the mail a series of NOAs. First of course, receipt notice of my petition (finally...took them long enough) and second NOA stating "Missing Evidence- Your applications was missing evidence(s) that you need to provide at the time of your naturalization interview."

I am wondering what this could possibly mean...I have looked over my application copy and I know I filled out every single line, sent the fee and sent a copy of my GC. I did not read anything else in the instructions... does anyone know what I missed? And if this will slow down my petition?

Thank you very much.

Documents needed to submit along with application for Naturalization (N-400):

Each applicant for naturalization SHOULD submit the following along with their naturalization application:

[1] Cover letter: Though submitting a cover letter along with your naturalization application is not necessary, however it is highly recommended, wherein applicant should explain briefly about the basis of his/her eligibility for naturalization, such as whether applicant is filing the application under 3 yrs rule being a spouse of USC or under 5 yrs rule, or under any other eligibility in the law.

[2] Copy of front and backside of green card. It must be a very clear copy so that information could be read very clearly from there.

[3] Two identical colored photos: applicant’s full name and A# should be written by light pencil in the back and taken within 30 days of filing the application.

[4] Check or money order for the right amount of the processing fees for the application.

[5] Divorce/Annulment Decree, if applicable.

[6] Certified Court record(s): If you ever been arrested or charged for a crime, then you must need to send certified copy of the disposition of your case to USCIS.

[7] Status Information Letter from Selective Service: If you are a male, who was required to register with Selective Service, need to send Status Information Letter.

The following additional items MUST be submitted if you are applying as a spouse of a U.S. citizen:

[1] Proof that your spouse has been a U.S. citizen for more than three years, such as birth certificate, naturalization certificate, certificate of citizenship, or U.S. passport.

[2] Your marriage certificate.

[3] Proof of termination of ALL prior marriages of both- you and your spouse (if any).

[4] Birth certificates of your children, if any.

[5] Tax returns

[manifest_destiny_tx 0]

I received today in the mail a series of NOAs. First of course, receipt notice of my petition (finally...took them long enough) and second NOA stating "Missing Evidence- Your applications was missing evidence(s) that you need to provide at the time of your naturalization interview."

I am wondering what this could possibly mean...

I remember from what some people posted here that some service centers send this to everybody, regardless of whether it applies or not. (Mine, the TSC, didn't, I just got the regular NOA.) This also seems to be pretty inconsequential as you need to have all necessary documents with you for the interview anyway.

I would see it more as a reminder.

[Henia 11]

Thanks Mermaid and Manifest...I cannot understand how this information got past me... But now I know and will be sending it to Nebraska and-or having it ready for my intereview....Thanks very much.