Question about what to send in with Form N-400

[tabbylvr]

Hi,

I just have 2 quick questions regarding form n-400 and the required documents:

1) I have been a permanent resident since November 2007. My greencard was granted based on my marriage beginning May 2007. I am still happily married to the same husband. On the n-400, do I check the 5 year permanent residency option? I'm guessing that means less work for USCIS, so it would be the better choice?

2) If I choose the 5 year option, do I really only send in the application, fee, and photographs? I am confused because I was told they want to see tax returns and such to prove my good moral character. Do I send those in or take them to the interview? I don't want to send in too much but at the same token also not too little. Originally, I checked the "married at least years.." option because I am still married, so I have all the required documents ready to go for that option. Should I include them or not?

We don't have any children and none of the other conditions listed on the document checklist apply to me.

Thank you so much for your help.

 

[nkm-oct23]

Choose the 5 year option and send fees, photos and copy of green card with N-400. Tax returns are not needed with application. if anything else is required, USCIS will request it for the interview.