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What documents are required for N-400??
- Thread starter tom3917
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copy of your green card.
if greencard is expired a copy of your I-90
I also mailed the first 2 pages of passport(Not necessary,just precautionary).
And i also sent them a copy of my birth certificate(again notnecessary,just precautionary in case you are asking for a name change.)
if greencard is expired a copy of your I-90
I also mailed the first 2 pages of passport(Not necessary,just precautionary).
And i also sent them a copy of my birth certificate(again notnecessary,just precautionary in case you are asking for a name change.)
tom3917 said:Experts: Please help!
2 photos, $400, the application form, what else???
Where can I find the checklist for N-400??
Thanks.
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tom3917 said:Experts: Please help!
2 photos, $400, the application form, what else???
Where can I find the checklist for N-400??
Thanks.
Download the Guide for Naturalization from the USCIS website. It's all there.
LegalAlien99
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Hi Tom3917:
I submitted the usual (photos, GC copy, $400) along with a copy of my reentry permit, copy of my selective service registration, tax return copies for 2002, 2003, 2004 (will haul 2005 with me to the interview). Probably overkill, but who cares.
For the interview on June 20th, I will bring along all the things mentioned above, plus:
- birth certificate (for myself and my wife...neither GC nor application based on marriage to a U.S. citizen)
- M.A. degree from Germany (to back up the claim while I had a reentry permit and was gone for all of 2001)
- documentation for the one minor moving violation (failure to obey highway sign) that I got and did not list on my N-400
- marriage certificate
- my current work contract
...that is pretty much it. I do not think I will need any of that stuff during the interview (besides GC, passport), but I would rather be too prepared than being told to come back at a later time for some stupid document. Well, with USCIS, you never know what kind of stunt they pull. So who knows, maybe I have to come back to show them my high school diploma or something ;-).
I would not worry about it too much. If you do not have any serious issues on your application (DUIs, fellonies..that sort of stuff), you will be fine.
Cheers!
Legal
I submitted the usual (photos, GC copy, $400) along with a copy of my reentry permit, copy of my selective service registration, tax return copies for 2002, 2003, 2004 (will haul 2005 with me to the interview). Probably overkill, but who cares.
For the interview on June 20th, I will bring along all the things mentioned above, plus:
- birth certificate (for myself and my wife...neither GC nor application based on marriage to a U.S. citizen)
- M.A. degree from Germany (to back up the claim while I had a reentry permit and was gone for all of 2001)
- documentation for the one minor moving violation (failure to obey highway sign) that I got and did not list on my N-400
- marriage certificate
- my current work contract
...that is pretty much it. I do not think I will need any of that stuff during the interview (besides GC, passport), but I would rather be too prepared than being told to come back at a later time for some stupid document. Well, with USCIS, you never know what kind of stunt they pull. So who knows, maybe I have to come back to show them my high school diploma or something ;-).
I would not worry about it too much. If you do not have any serious issues on your application (DUIs, fellonies..that sort of stuff), you will be fine.
Cheers!
Legal
tom3917 said:Experts: Please help!
2 photos, $400, the application form, what else???
Where can I find the checklist for N-400??
Thanks.
Here is " A guide for Naturalization " ( form M476 ) .
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/guide.htm
There is a document checklist at the end .
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/guide.htm
There is a document checklist at the end .