N-400 applying after being married and green card holder for 5 years

[sarbona 0]

Hello!

I am greencard holder. It will be five years on June 3rd 2021.

I am planning to submit my N-400 online 90 days prior, which is on March 3rd.

Since I picked the eligibility  "I have a lawful permanent resident for at least 5 years" , do I need still provide evidence of our marriage (for example, pictures, bills together, insurance, just like I did for 1st and 2nd green card)?

I did provide marriage certificate, proof of my husband citizenship, copy of my green card, tax returns for past 3 years, husband's prior divorce certificates. Those documents were required.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

No, you don’t need all the “proof of marriage” stuff. Just a note, if applying under the 5 year rule you should have 5 years of tax transcripts, though they very seldom ask to see them.

[sarbona 0]

Thank you for advice. I will upload tax returns for past 5 years.

[M and C 32]

No, you don't need to. I did that route, too, although I still brought my marriage certificate and tax transcripts on the day of the interview. IO didn't ask for proof, although she asked if I failed to file income tax return during the past 5 years. My interview was yesterday, and I got approved. Oath taking tomorrow. 

 

I wish you the best on your naturalization process. 😇