A few questions for all those in this forum who pay child-support and made the N400 application.
What kind of supporting-evidence did you provide (with your application and during the interview) to prove that you were current on your child-support payments?
Also, in case the ex-spouse is uncooperative or unwilling to provide one with a letter stating that you are current on all your child-support payments what recourse does an applicant have?
In case you showed evidence of cancelled checks, how many past cancelled-checks did you show to evidence that you are current on your payments?
Anyone here in the similar situation who has completed the interview (successfully
) was the evidence of cancelled-checks considered adequate by your interviewing officer or were you asked to provide any alternative evidence?
I am wondering... are cancelled checks for the past 6 months considered adequate evidence?
Will appreciate input from all folks knowledgeable on the subject.
Thanks,
Nick
What kind of supporting-evidence did you provide (with your application and during the interview) to prove that you were current on your child-support payments?
Also, in case the ex-spouse is uncooperative or unwilling to provide one with a letter stating that you are current on all your child-support payments what recourse does an applicant have?
In case you showed evidence of cancelled checks, how many past cancelled-checks did you show to evidence that you are current on your payments?
Anyone here in the similar situation who has completed the interview (successfully
) was the evidence of cancelled-checks considered adequate by your interviewing officer or were you asked to provide any alternative evidence?I am wondering... are cancelled checks for the past 6 months considered adequate evidence?
Will appreciate input from all folks knowledgeable on the subject.
Thanks,
Nick