3 years or 5 years que durring interview

[Hank55 5]

   During the interview my wife was ask a question about three years or five, I assume this was about question one on the N-400 but my was not expecting this and was confused.*

I had filled out the N-400 and had answered three years, married. We had issues with travel as we were stuck in Philippines for 10 months due to cv19 lock down.

Based on the N-652 we received I'm guessing the interviewer had my wife change question 1 to A. a lawful citizen for five years.

My question is this normal procedure to make changes at the interview?

I  hope it will be ok for me to write interviewer and inquire about what was changed.

*My wife speaks good english however she was stressed by this and got confused.

Thank you for your time

 

 

[arken 4,197]

20 minutes ago, Hank55 said:

I  hope it will be ok for me to write interviewer and inquire about what was changed

You won't get any response by asking in writing about your wife's case. Best you can call and have your wife with you so she can say she is allowing you to talk on her behalf but don't expect to get any resolution.

 

What does the N652 say? Is it asking to send any documents or just wait?

[Hank55 5]

1 minute ago, arken said:

You won't get any response by asking in writing about your wife's case. Best you can call and have your wife with you so she can say she is allowing you to talk on her behalf but don't expect to get any resolution.

 

What does the N652 say? Is it asking to send any documents or just wait?

They want her to submit evidence that she did not abandon residence because of travel. One issue I have is no tax records for 2016, a year I mailed it in and failed to make copies.

Reaching back five years for financial evidence will be tricky.

[Lemonslice 4,841]

16 minutes ago, Hank55 said:

They want her to submit evidence that she did not abandon residence because of travel. One issue I have is no tax records for 2016, a year I mailed it in and failed to make copies.

Reaching back five years for financial evidence will be trick

 Requests transcripts from the IRS?

[Hank55 5]

14 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

 Requests transcripts from the IRS?

They don't go that far back. : ( 

I still have all 1099 forms so maybe that will be ok.

[Hank55 5]

Well I caught a break on the 2016 TY, Turbo Tax still had it on file!

[arken 4,197]

4 hours ago, Hank55 said:

Well I caught a break on the 2016 TY, Turbo Tax still had it on file!

I hope you have other evidences a swell, tax returns by themselves may not be sufficient to prove the continuous residency. Any utility bills or rental payment and such in her name during those months? Include those as well.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

6 hours ago, Hank55 said:

They don't go that far back. : ( 

I still have all 1099 forms so maybe that will be ok.

They don’t have the full transcripts 5 years back but they have other tax docs available, which I downloaded for the years I could not get transcripts, and the interviewer was fine with those.  

[Hank55 5]

12 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

They don’t have the full transcripts 5 years back but they have other tax docs available, which I downloaded for the years I could not get transcripts, and the interviewer was fine with those.  

Good deal, Thx, also I'm looking for proof of auto registration for those five years, would like to avoid carfax if possible.