N-400 and lack of state ID

[JKLSemicolon 414]

34 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

Proof of legal residency in the  US is covered by the GC  .. The state agency is looking for evidence of their address in this state. Not covered by what OP already has. 

 

I was going off of this post:

 

10 hours ago, rkidd17 said:

 

For State ID, it appears the biggest limiting factor would be proof of identity. I can piece together mail or something for residency (bank account statement and maybe mail from their home country embassy). But, if you look here below, the proof of ID options are limited. When we tried, the foreign passport required another document, none of which they had. And the green card couldn't be use for both legal presence and proof of ID. 

 

 

I think what I'll do is at least generate some mail in their name, or use old mail from consulate and whatever random thing showed up, and add a document stating they've resided in my care and I've unfortunately handled all billing independently. If that doesn't satisfy the interviewing officer and they do need a state ID before being naturalized, we'll re-evaluate the effort. 

 

[OldUser 6,990]

3 minutes ago, JKLSemicolon said:

 

I was going off of this post:

 

 

I think @Lil bear summarized it well. LPR status / legal status is covered by GC. But address in the state requires bank statements, bills, any other similar correspondence showing name and address. This is pretty easy to get.

[Lil bear 4,261]

5 minutes ago, JKLSemicolon said:

 

I was going off of this post:

 

 

I think there is a bit of confusing use of words such as resident residency etc in this thread 🤪

[rkidd17 2]

just an update for anyone else looking for answers. 

 

Thank you for all the advice. 

Throughout the process, we did not see any request for a state ID or any other forms of ID except for their GC and passport. We did not attempt another visit to the state office for an ID. 

They completed their N-400 interview and were only asked to present their GC, passport, and interview letter. Nothing else was requested and they have been approved.