Applying for citizenship with 3 year rule

[bruins 14]

Hi All - When applying for citizenship with the 3 year rule, do you assume that all questions stating past 5 years (previous address past 5 years) is read as 3 years?  I'm asking because it asks for past residences for the last 5 years, but my wife has only been in the US for 3 years and has only lived at one address. 

 

 

Thanks.

[Hypnos 6,578]

Yes. 

[bruins 14]

Another question.  I'm reading the instructions and it says to only submit a copy of the green card and marriage certificate with the application.  All other information, such as joint bank accounts, vehicle registrations, wills, etc. it says to bring to the interview.  Did everyone do just this or did you send all evidence with the application.

 

 

Thanks.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

1.  Yes.

2. Yes.  BTW, be sure to bring any birthcerts of kids born in the marriage, I saw a woman denied for not bringing hers.

[OnceaTexan 3]

20 hours ago, bruins said:

Another question.  I'm reading the instructions and it says to only submit a copy of the green card and marriage certificate with the application.  All other information, such as joint bank accounts, vehicle registrations, wills, etc. it says to bring to the interview.  Did everyone do just this or did you send all evidence with the application.

 

 

Thanks.

I submitted a rich assortment of copies of documents such as joint bank accounts, insurance, wills, etc. just like I did for I-751. The officer did not care for anything that I submitted and asked me to provide on the spot various documents that I had already submitted and that were readily available (as in right in front of the officer). Whatever you submit you should have an extra copy available for the interview. Also make sure you have some papers (Bank statements, utility bills, etc) documenting the marriage from the time you filed to the time you have the interview.