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What about uploading documents? I already uploaded the documents in the top picture. Do you think I need to upload the bottom picture too? (Because it's a virtual interview / can't physically bring them)
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Makes sense. I'll ask them. Anyway, there's this list. One for: What to submit online. Another for: What to bring to the interview. The website only asked me to submit my Green Card (PDF) and nothing else. But do you think I need to scan the items from the second (bottom picture, To-Bring) list and upload them too? Or is that unnecessary?
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N400 questions
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There was a "Verify my account / identity" on the USCIS website. I had to answer some questions regarding my last cass (I-130) and put in my passport and GC details. After verification, USCIS added my old case (from petitioner) to my new account. + When I was doing the N400 online, it automatically added (this can't be manually changed too) my OAN to my N400. tldr: Verified my account and got my OAN back.
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The explanation for why the paper asks for more makes sense now. And as for filing both, I know that people would, under normal circumstances, only need to file 1. But we were instructed to fill out the online form and bring a physical copy. Whether both are going to be filed --- I don't know. (We were not given any explanation.) It could be that the physical copy is only a backup in case someone forgets to do theirs online. Note: someone is going to take the physical copy from us in Boot Camp. And that someone is also the same person who will be filing the document for us.
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Nah, man, you don't understand. I've went outside so many times now. I keep reprinting pages because of spelling mistakes, hard-to-read hand writing and answering some fields wrong. This isn't the first time, second time or even third time I have to reprint.
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I already put down 3 addresses on my paper N-400 but I plan to only put 1 online. I could go out and print off this page of the N-400 to redo it again. But that'll cost money and time. If possible, do you think the paper (with 3 addresses) would suffice? Even if I only put 1 online? Or do I have to make them exactly the same? 1 Address on Paper. 1 Adress Online.
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Yes. The instruction has stated it multiple times (to emphasize) to bring a physical copy (answered by pen) and to fill out (but not upload) the same form online.
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Is the opposite true? Giving no more than the required no. of add? (Instead of supplementing more from the paper version.) Like, put 1 online but keep 3 adds on paper?
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Reason why I'm on the fence about this is: Because the online version specifically states to only put down 1 address if applying on the basis of being in the military. If I put down more than 1, would the system / whoever's reviewing the case, misinterpret my basis for applying? I.e.: they'll think I'm not applying on the basis of being in the Marines because I ended up putting down more than 1 address when they specifically stated to only put 1. Now, of course, the system / whoever's reviewing this is very likely to not make that simple mistake of misinterpretation --- but you know how it is: People get anxious about little, trivial stuffs when submitting forms like this; so I'm kinda overthinking things right now.
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I'm doing both. And as for why . . . I have no idea. The instruction paper I received from the Marine Corps says to: a. Bring a physical copy of the N-400 to Boot Camp. b. Fill out (but not submit until arrival at Boot Camp) the N-400 online.
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https://ibb.co/Xkj7zS9 The paper version asked for addresses from 5 years ago. So I listed some (3). The online version (for military) is only asking for one (current). Question: - Do I need to make it so that both are the same? E.g. only 1 address for both versions. (Need to file both paper and online by the way.) Will the USCIS care about the 3 vs. 1 difference between the 2 versions?
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I'll be submitting this on the day I go to Boot Camp. (Nov. 4) At the time of submission, wouldn't today's date be wrong? (Oct. 31.) Not sure if the USCIS cares too much about little stuffs like this.
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Do you know how I can set the "To (MM/DD/YY)" to PRESENT?
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Yes, but we become Active Duty on the day we arrive at Boot Camp (November 4). The N-400 does not get filed until Boot Camp. The Marines at the Depot (Boot Camp) will collect our files and mail it. So my plan is to write: - Date To: last day of being unemployed / day before Boot Camp starts (turns into an Active Duty member).
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How do I let them know that I am Unemployed as of now? - Do I write "N/A" fot Employer or School Name? - "N/A" for Street Number and Name? "Unemployed" for Your Occupation? + Fill out Date From and Date To? === 1. I was going to write my home address but my home address isn't a workplace or school. 2. Do I only need to fill out: - Your Occupation. - Date From + Date To. Parts and leave the rest empty?
