Rejected notice letter for N400 application

[MMYJO 0]

Last February 2020 I submitted my and my kids  fee waiver and our  n400 applications along with all the requirements needed the only thing I could think of why they rejected our  applications is because I didn’t get to send my Federal tax return  because I haven’t filed it yet during that time so I then sent the copy of my W2 . My 2 children were both in medicaid and we move out of state and I was unemployed During that time I have all the kids info and most of the stuff they needed to prove that my kids are on Medicaid. I send them a copy of how my other income sources which Is my alimony , all copies of our greencard,divorce decree copies to prove them how much I’am getting for alimony, Bank account statements to prove how much money I have there, amount I spend to move out of state and all my current bills statement of course N400 application forms and fee waivers form.

My questions are :

1. What are the rest of requirement should I send them now since i have a current job? Example Pay stubs? 
2. Do I just re submit the application as is without re printing it? It has some printed  numbers on the bottom part in each papers (photo attached) and a green paper with a note stating that if we wanted to re-submit we had  to Just place the green note on top of the packet. And then just for me to add a note saying that I have a current job now and just provide them with my pay stubs? 
3. I know I need to send my federal income tax this time but was it just for last year or the previous year too? Like 2018 and 2019? 
4. Should I sent the same packet or new packet to the same address where I sent it first ?

i used Fedex last time I was wondering if I could use USPS this time? But if I do it has to go to a different address 
5. What do I do to the FedEx envelope they attached literally the same envelope I sent but  it was just cut out the address and they place it inside the ziplock bag ? 
6. Since I’am applying for a fee waiver does it means I don’t have to pay anything else ? Or do I have to pay something else just curious it could maybe one of the reason I was rejected too. 

7. My eldest child is currently 17 will turn 18 on oct. of this year  You think there’ s gonna be a problem later on that I should make her, her own n400 application because she will be consider adult this year? Or is because she’s still currently 17 it is not gonna be a problem later on? Thank you in advance if this is not the right Forum please just move it for me . Thank you again .

[Marieke H 2,520]

If the packet was rejected, it should come with a letter explaining why it was rejected. What did the letter say?

[MMYJO 0]

20 minutes ago, Marieke H said:

If the packet was rejected, it should come with a letter explaining why it was rejected. What did the letter say?

This is what they sent me 

Edited April 13, 2020 by MMYJO

[MMYJO 0]

2 minutes ago, MMYJO said:

This is what they sent me 

 

[carmel34 3,650]

The rejection letter is pretty clear--you did not provide sufficient evidence for them to determine that you are eligible for a fee waiver.  So fix the problem by submitting all the evidence they asked for in the rejection letter, and re-file.  And, if you're not eligible for a fee waiver, then re-file all the documents with the correct fee included.  Good luck!

[arken 4,197]

One thing to remember what it says, you must meet requirements as of the new filing date. That means if you are currently employed you may want to update the form with your employment info. 
 

Not sure whether you qualify for fee waivers or not even at this time but make sure you read the entire reason of notice and decide yourself if you have evidences overcoming that reason.

 

You said you have n400 applications for yourself and kids and your eldest is 17. N400 is not for child under 18 years old.

[TBoneTX 45,741]

Thread is moved from General Immigration Discussion to the US Citizenship main forum.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

On question 7. If your child turns 18 before you take your oath ceremony she will have to apply herself and naturalize on her own. However, she cannot submit an application until she turns 18, so you will have to wait until her 18th birthday to actually do that (you cannot submit it now in expectation of her turning 18 before your process is complete).

[Zaidba 39]

USCIS letter is very clear. The reason for returning your application is the fee. I think that the best way to avoid future problems is to seek free help in the preparation of your N400 and submitting the required evidence for fee removal. I do not know where you live, but most probably you can find free help in your community.

Your daughter will automatically get citizenship ONLY if you get naturalized before her 18th birthday. If not, she will have to do her own N400 when she satisfies the requirements. 

GOOD LUCK