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Because of my frequent trips to Canada, I am preparing a series of documents to show I maintain my residence, and one of the things I am preparing is a lease letter that I will get notary for (per earlier advice from some of you), since I don't have a formal lease agreement for my current rental...

Thanks Harvy. On my other question, are letters from bank, phone company and insurance company as good as showing bills?

Congratulations! So happy for you.

Thank you Bobsmyth and Atlanta Brother. What's a sworn statement? Is it just a matter of getting a letter written and getting it notarized? I have gotten letters from my bank, phone company and insurance company describing how long I have used their service. Are these letters as good as...

I have been in and out the country quite a lot and I am in the process of gathering information to show my intent to maintain residence (lease letter, employment letters, letters from the bank, phone company and insurance company, etc.) and I am curious which of these documents need to be...

I have seen people mentioning affidavit? What is that? Also, which documents do we need to get notary for? I am preparing a lot of documents but don't know which documents need notary.

Hi Danny, what documents did they ask you to get notary for? Please let us know as it may help us greatly.

Hi Bobsmyth, you seem very knowledgeable. What sort of stuff do you think I will be grilled on just so I am mentally prepared? I feel like I have nothing to hide, most everything I have is here and I have not much ties elsewhere, and that's what I am hoping to show.

Bear with me for asking something like this. I have been crossing the border to Canada quite a bit and I am trying to gather info to show my residence here. The thing is I don't have a lease agreement. I have been renting two rooms from a friend of mine who owns the house and we never signed...

Would having a revocable trust be a positive thing to prove one's intention to maintain residence or is it useless? I am just digging up as much stuff as I can to prove I have intention to live here.

I stayed up quite a bit...more than six months out of a year (in # of days total) in the past two years but I do come back once a month or once every few months (it's 3-hours drive one way). That said, I got no ties up there, and almost everything I have is here in the States, so I want to show...

I have seen on numerous posts people got asked for it (even though it doesn't say you need to bring it).

Sorry I am confused here, why would it need my signed sworn statement? Do you mean signed sworn statement of the person who does the translation? Speaking of which, can I do the translation myself and just get a notary to stamp it?

I am preparing for a list of things to bring to the interview next month and right now I am getting a birth certificate from my home country from the birth registration office but the certificate issued is not available in English. Do I need to present the original copy or do I need to get it...

This is a personal-owned property so there is no letterhead that I can get. Will that be ok? Let me know how your interview went and what documents they asked from you.

Due to family reasons I have had to cross the border to Canada quite frequently and stay there for a good period of time. Right now I am preparing some documents to show my intent to maintain residence in the States, and I just learned recently that a lease agreement would be important. I have...

The residency requirements are described in §316 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). Here is a part of it: No person, except as otherwise provided in this subchapter, shall be naturalized unless such applicant, (1) immediately, preceding the date of filing his application for...

What were you wearing to the interview?

The main thing is the moral character requirement you need to be concerned about. So I think the safest is to apply in a 5-year window in which you don't have any misdemeanor offenses. I have read cases in which the person was able to repeal their denied case (and succeed) because his offense...

Can someone else confirm this is a standard verbiage? Do you have this on your letter and you are not asked to present letter from Selective Service? My friend got his letter and it asked him to bring "Any evidence of Selective Service Registration". He was asked, but he didn't have it and his...