N-400 questions

[kallyp82 3]

Hello, i have some questions regarding N-400 form.

Part 10 about Your marital History :

# 8 : How many times has your current spouse ( my husband ) been married ( including annulled marriages ... ) >>>> he had been divorced 2x so my answer should be 3 ( including married with me )

#8 F : My Current spouse's Date of Marriage with Prior Spouse & Marriage Ended with Prior Spouse(s) >>> Because this had been 2x, so i need to explain it on the separate letter?

 

Part 12 : 7A : have you ever not filed a Federal, State, or local tax return since you became a lawful permanent resident? >>> No ( i filed with my husband )

Part 12 : 7B : If you answered Yes, did you consider yourself to be a non U.S Resident? >>> Should i leave it blank or answer No?

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

 

[Enigma11561 336]

 8. correct 3 times

 8F. If there is no more room ( just need dates ie. married 01.21.2000 divorced 01.21.2002) a separate piece of paper is fine.

7A. correct. No.

7B. your answer was no in 7A. so just leave blank or N/A.

[kallyp82 3]

13 minutes ago, Enigma11561 said:

 8. correct 3 times

 8F. If there is no more room ( just need dates ie. married 01.21.2000 divorced 01.21.2002) a separate piece of paper is fine.

7A. correct. No.

7B. your answer was no in 7A. so just leave blank or N/A.

Thanks Enigma

 

One more question: Part 2 : #3 : Other Names you have used since birth : Last name ( Since i changed to my husband's last name, should i still have to fill it my Maiden Name )?

Edited September 24, 2017 by kallyp82

[Holt 73]

In the N400 form, you might fill as much as you could. An adjudication officer will probably verify all the information with you. 

For example, IO might asks you about the name you have been used and you might ask her/his about this. He/she will correct it with the red pen.

I suggest you should have to fill your maiden name in that part. 

I hope this will help you be more confident in filing N400. 

Edited September 24, 2017 by rlam57

[kallyp82 3]

Just now, rlam57 said:

In the N400 form, you might fill as much as you could. An adjudication officer will probably verify all the information with you. 

For example, IO might asks you about the name you have been used and you might ask her/his about this. He/she will correct it with the red pen.

I suggest you should have to fill your maiden name in that part. 

 

Ok better be safe than sorry. Thanks Rlam

[Holt 73]

Just now, kallyp82 said:

Ok better be safe than sorry. Thanks Rlam

You are very welcome. Good luck with your N400 journey! We are almost done after this!

[kallyp82 3]

9 minutes ago, rlam57 said:

You are very welcome. Good luck with your N400 journey! We are almost done after this!

Thanks & i wish you the best and luck, easy on the interview. Hang in there!

Edited September 24, 2017 by kallyp82

[Holt 73]

Just now, kallyp82 said:

Thanks & i wish you the best and luck, easy on the interview. Hang in there! Give an update about the interview.

I have done my interview on 9/18, and still waiting for Oath. Super easy interview. What is your field office?

[kallyp82 3]

1 minute ago, rlam57 said:

I have done my interview on 9/18, and still waiting for Oath. Super easy interview. What is your field office?

yes i just clicked your hidden contents and saw you already had the interview. Which 6 of questions did they asked you? And about the writting test, did they asked you to write all the sentences they said? Did they only says it once or repeat it? I will sending the paperworks maybe after Christmas due the severe weather in my area ( snowing too much ), so it will be better maybe around January so i can get my biometric after winter ended

my Field office will be in Reno NV

[Holt 73]

15 minutes ago, kallyp82 said:

yes i just clicked your hidden contents and saw you already had the interview. Which 6 of questions did they asked you? And about the writting test, did they asked you to write all the sentences they said? Did they only says it once or repeat it? I will sending the paperworks maybe after Christmas due the severe weather in my area ( snowing too much ), so it will be better maybe around January so i can get my biometric after winter ended

my Field office will be in Reno NV

Oh well. I was interviewing with the very nice African American female officer. She escorted me to her office (while I observed other officers were just letting the applications follow them without saying a word). 

She went over with my application first (after placed me under oath, and asked me fore identity forms + interview letter)

(1) Asked my general information such as: name, birthday, current address...

(2) Asked where I worked, and lived since I came to US.

(3) Asked if I was out of US. (I said no during the past 5 years because I love US that much, she was so surprised and she opened my passport in order to verify and even asked: Not even to Canada or Mexico ? - I smiled and said No. )

(4) She went to those Yes/No questions.

(5) She asked me to review the N400 form with a lot of red pen revision. 

 

Then she went to the Civic test, asked me these 6 questions:

(1) Who wrote the Declaration of Independence ?

(2) Name 1 state that borders Mexico ?

(3) Name 3 original states ?

(4) What are two major political parties in US ?

(5) Who is Commander in chief of Military ?

(6) What is the party of our President right now ?

 

For the writing test, she asked me to read out loud: Who elects the Congress ?

She gave me an answer and asked me to write on the paper: The People elects the Congress. 

She repeated the answer twice. 

 

She asked me verify the information includes my name, my address.. which will be in the Naturalization Certificate, and sign it.

She also asked me to sign form N400.

After that, she congratulated me and recommended me for an approval. 

 

I have to move next week so I asked her if I could have any options. She went out and asked her supervisor and gave me the option of 

(1) Process the application here and take Oath at my new local USCIS. 

(2) Come back for the Oath Day. 

I said I would not want to be take Oath at my new address since it would be a huge delay so I politely asked her to process my Oath in SF. 

 

Hope this helps. LOL 

 

[kallyp82 3]

22 hours ago, rlam57 said:

Oh well. I was interviewing with the very nice African American female officer. She escorted me to her office (while I observed other officers were just letting the applications follow them without saying a word). 

She went over with my application first (after placed me under oath, and asked me fore identity forms + interview letter)

(1) Asked my general information such as: name, birthday, current address...

(2) Asked where I worked, and lived since I came to US.

(3) Asked if I was out of US. (I said no during the past 5 years because I love US that much, she was so surprised and she opened my passport in order to verify and even asked: Not even to Canada or Mexico ? - I smiled and said No. )

(4) She went to those Yes/No questions.

(5) She asked me to review the N400 form with a lot of red pen revision. 

 

Then she went to the Civic test, asked me these 6 questions:

(1) Who wrote the Declaration of Independence ?

(2) Name 1 state that borders Mexico ?

(3) Name 3 original states ?

(4) What are two major political parties in US ?

(5) Who is Commander in chief of Military ?

(6) What is the party of our President right now ?

 

For the writing test, she asked me to read out loud: Who elects the Congress ?

She gave me an answer and asked me to write on the paper: The People elects the Congress. 

She repeated the answer twice. 

 

She asked me verify the information includes my name, my address.. which will be in the Naturalization Certificate, and sign it.

She also asked me to sign form N400.

After that, she congratulated me and recommended me for an approval. 

 

I have to move next week so I asked her if I could have any options. She went out and asked her supervisor and gave me the option of 

(1) Process the application here and take Oath at my new local USCIS. 

(2) Come back for the Oath Day. 

I said I would not want to be take Oath at my new address since it would be a huge delay so I politely asked her to process my Oath in SF. 

 

Hope this helps. LOL 

 

Hello Rlam, thanks for the information. really helps. Anyway do i need to send my husband's driver license? Did you send them some copies of joint bank account statements / other co-mingling like for ROC ?

so far here is some of my list, any suggestion? Thanks a lot

1.     

1.       1. Form N-400 Application for Naturalization

2. Form G-1145 E-Notification of Application / Petition Acceptance

3. Form G-1450 Authorization for Credit Card Transaction
4. Copy of both sides of my Permanent Resident Card.
5. Copy of my driver license.
6. Copy of the inside front cover and signature page of my husband's current US passport.

7. Copy of My Spouse’s Birth Certificate.

8. Copy of Marriage Certificate

9. Copies of IRS Transcripts / Tax Return

10. Additional Sheets Paper about Part 10 : Information About Your Marital History : My Current Spouse’s Date of Marriages & Marriages Ended with Prior Spouse(s).

11. Copies of 2 divorce decrees from my husband's prior marriages.

[Holt 73]

Are you applying under 3 years residency ? Based on the list, I guessed you are ?

[kallyp82 3]

13 hours ago, rlam57 said:

Are you applying under 3 years residency ? Based on the list, I guessed you are ?

No, i already been  married for 6years

[Holt 73]

Seems like you are applying under 5 years, then there is no need to submit that much evidence.

 

[kallyp82 3]

1 hour ago, rlam57 said:

Seems like you are applying under 5 years, then there is no need to submit that much evidence.

 

Oh okay Rlam, always worrying everytime have to submit paperworks to them to avoid RFE