Marriage Based Evidence for Interview

[Stevephoto 230]

Hi again everyone! It is my turn to ask again (the search engine did not help). We front-loaded our N-400 application with things that technically were not needed until the interview. We sent:

A—Form G-1145

B—Check for $680.00 for the application fee and biometrics drawn from our joint bank account

C—The Completed and signed N-400 Application and addendum.

D—Front and Back of my Permanent Green Card

E—Two passport size photos with my A# written in pencil on the back

F—Evidence that my Spouse has been a U.S. Citizen for the last three years: Copy of his birth certificate

G—Evidence that my Spouse has been a U.S. Citizen for the last three years: Copy of his current passport

H—Evidence of our marriage and on-going relationship

         1) Certified copy of our marriage certificate

         2) 2013, 2014 and 2015 Tax Transcripts showing Joint Married Filing

         3) Joint bank account statements spanning from August 2015 to August 2016 (samples—not every statement—Supplement to bank account statements sent as part of ROC application)

         4) Joint investment statement (Started 2/2015) Updated 8/30/2016

         5) Most recent mortgage/home equity line of credit statement showing joint ownership of our condominium

Joan's interview has finally been scheduled for the third week in February

---So, what to bring to the interview (I know the passports, marriage and my birth certificates, etc...) for the financial co-mingling, bonafide marriage part. Just bring what we sent (with even more current bank/investment printouts), or is there something more to bring? Sorry, this has been, as you all know

, a LOOOOONG process and we are so close to the end that I want to cover all angles. Salamat! You guys are the best!

[TBoneTX 45,301]

You should be fine.  Naturalization interviews typically seem to be a lot less stringent about proving the relationship than are the interviews at earlier stages.

[Stevephoto 230]

On 1/24/2017 at 9:11 PM, TBoneTX said:

You should be fine.  Naturalization interviews typically seem to be a lot less stringent about proving the relationship than are the interviews at earlier stages.

Gracias amigo! Here's to Benjamin Jefferson (Inside joke!)