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Hello. I filed my N-400 in December 2024, and uploaded my tax returns for 2021, 2022, and 2023 to the USCIS website. My interview is scheduled for April 14, just one day before the tax deadline (April 15). Would it be advisable to submit our 2024 jointly filed tax return ahead of the interview to help ensure the process goes smoothly?

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I would print it out (tax return transcript) and take it to the interview.

 

I also filed in December 2024 without 2024 tax return transcript.

 

I took 2024 tax return transcript with me to the interview (didn't upload it). I was never asked for it. But I was ready to show it if I was required to.

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6 hours ago, OldUser said:

I would print it out (tax return transcript) and take it to the interview.

 

I also filed in December 2024 without 2024 tax return transcript.

 

I took 2024 tax return transcript with me to the interview (didn't upload it). I was never asked for it. But I was ready to show it if I was required to.

 

Thank you. It was helpful.

 
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