Filing N400 online, anyone?

[Anabless 68]

8 minutes ago, SamBillz said:

Hi Graci,

 

you can submit the previous tax returns and once you file the latest one, you can easily upload the doc. Good luck!

Thank you so much for your help SamBillz. I really appreciate it. 

[mindthegap 2,590]

Welp...filed mine. 

No issues uploading the docs, although it did carp out when I tried to go through to the signature screen and required me to log in again.

Did so, whizzed back through the form to make sure there was nothing missing and all good. All submitted and paid now, so another wait begins..

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1 hour ago, mindthegap said:

Welp...filed mine. 

No issues uploading the docs, although it did carp out when I tried to go through to the signature screen and required me to log in again.

Did so, whizzed back through the form to make sure there was nothing missing and all good. All submitted and paid now, so another wait begins..

I'm rooting for you!

[dee&vee 79]

Are we allowed to upload additional documents after the application is submitted and NOA1 is received? 

 

I haven't filed my 2017 tax returns yet. I am thinking to apply now with 2015 and 2016 returns to get the ball rolling and submit 2017 return later. Will that work? 

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13 minutes ago, dee&vee said:

Are we allowed to upload additional documents after the application is submitted and NOA1 is received? 

 

I haven't filed my 2017 tax returns yet. I am thinking to apply now with 2015 and 2016 returns to get the ball rolling and submit 2017 return later. Will that work? 

Yes, you can upload it afterwards as already answered on this page just a few posts above yours   

[dee&vee 79]

36 minutes ago, Going through said:

Yes, you can upload it afterwards as already answered on this page just a few posts above yours   

Ok, thanks for the reply! 

[AshuS 12]

On 1/9/2018 at 10:12 PM, kabo said:

i just submit my N400 and after i paid it's give me case number but it give me RFE i dont know what that suppose to mean how i get RFE and i just sumbit my application now ? anyone have any idea about that part pleae .. thanks 

Request for Evidence (RFE)

You must submit all documents requested in this RFE. If you fail to submit all of the requested evidence, USCIS may deny your application for failure to submit requested evidence in accordance with 8 CFR 103.2(b)(13).

If you choose, you may submit other documents after responding to the RFE by selecting "Upload Additional Documents" above, but USCIS is not required to accept or review such documents when making a decision on your case 

Additional information from Part 12 can be found under the Case Uploaded Evidence section in the N400_Additional_Responses.pdf document.

I just apply N400 file and it's showing me the same thing. Does its asking additional Evidence from Part 12. 

[marriedtomrg 141]

21 hours ago, KisAshu said:

I just apply N400 file and it's showing me the same thing. Does its asking additional Evidence from Part 12. 

Did you answer YES to any of the questions in Part 12?  If you did, and did not attach any supporting documents, then USCIS will send you a RFE (request for evidence).

 

If you filed online, you can review your application form - it is saved in your account.

If you mailed your application - I hope you made a copy of what you submitted - if not, go to the USCIS website and open this form, and review the questions in Part 12 (Additional Information About You)

[AshuS 12]

2 hours ago, marriedtomrg said:

Did you answer YES to any of the questions in Part 12?  If you did, and did not attach any supporting documents, then USCIS will send you a RFE (request for evidence).

 

If you filed online, you can review your application form - it is saved in your account.

If you mailed your application - I hope you made a copy of what you submitted - if not, go to the USCIS website and open this form, and review the questions in Part 12 (Additional Information About You)

Thanks for the reply. I already did and upload additional Evidence.

[Mad rabbit 47]

Hi, 

I’m filling out n400 online now and I can’t remember exact dates (actually exact months) of my previous addresses... is it ok to be off a month or two? 

[marriedtomrg 141]

6 minutes ago, Mad rabbit said:

Hi, 

I’m filling out n400 online now and I can’t remember exact dates (actually exact months) of my previous addresses... is it ok to be off a month or two? 

You will need to account for the entire period, whether you are filing under the 3 year or the 5 year rule - otherwise you will get prompted that your information is incomplete, it will not let you move forward to the next page.

 

Is there a way for you to back track?  Bank statements...mortgage or lease agreements?  Old income tax forms? Pay stubs, maybe? Sometimes looking at where I worked would trigger what address I used to live in.

[Mad rabbit 47]

2 minutes ago, marriedtomrg said:

You will need to account for the entire period, whether you are filing under the 3 year or the 5 year rule - otherwise you will get prompted that your information is incomplete, it will not let you move forward to the next page.

 

Is there a way for you to back track?  Bank statements...mortgage or lease agreements?  Old income tax forms? Pay stubs, maybe? Sometimes looking at where I worked would trigger what address I used to live in.

I remember exact addresses but can’t remember if dates I lived there were (for example) June 1st, 2015 to September 2nd 2015 or July 12th, 2015 to September 20th. I have couple addresses with short period of staying there... that’s why it’s hard to remember exact day of moving in and moving out. Especially when it was 3-5 years ago. Can’t  really track it. So maybe it’s ok to put approximate dates? 

Im applying for citizenship based on being a permanent resident for 3 years (marriage with US citizen) but I don’t think it matters in this case. Not sure 

[foxy05 23]

Hello!

 

I just want to share the news that my status changed to "Interview was Scheduled". Thank you for all your help guys!

Hang in there.!

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10 hours ago, Mad rabbit said:

I remember exact addresses but can’t remember if dates I lived there were (for example) June 1st, 2015 to September 2nd 2015 or July 12th, 2015 to September 20th. I have couple addresses with short period of staying there... that’s why it’s hard to remember exact day of moving in and moving out. Especially when it was 3-5 years ago. Can’t  really track it. So maybe it’s ok to put approximate dates? 

Im applying for citizenship based on being a permanent resident for 3 years (marriage with US citizen) but I don’t think it matters in this case. Not sure 

It is ok to put approximate dates...I would upload a separate short statement explaining the dates are approximate though, and may be off by a week or so, but that you have filled in that portion of the application in good faith to the best of your knowledge and memory.

A few of my address dates were approximates, and all of my travel dates  for the past 5 years were estimates since I had no records to rely on (my current and expired passports hadn't ever been stamped when travelling).  

 

[foxy05 23]

Received my interview letter and it is on Apr 23.