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Citizenship interview after 5 years, initial GC was marriage ROC after divorce

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Hi,

 

I received my interview appointment letter. All it's asking me to bring is the letter, green card and passport.

 

I received my 2 year green card 5 years ago based on marriage. By the time  I applied for removal of conditions I was divorced and applied with a waiver.

 

It has now been over 5 years since initial GC, no longer married to the USC and USCIS has had this information since removal of conditions.

 

Do I still need to bring tax transcripts (which only have me since 2012) or only what they asked me to bring?

 

Thanks for your help

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