What Documents to include with N 400
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phillydude
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siddig said:
Tax papers are not required. You will be asked to bring to your interview if there is a need for it. My attorney had suggested me to also include copies from passport pages that have port of entry stamp (entry and departure).
Good luck!
highlander
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Check A Guide to Naturalization Checklist!
Make sure you use the extensive CheckList provided at the end of the "A Guide to Naturalization" http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/guide.htm
It is very extensive and is the only one I know it is complete and accurate for most type of applications. If the applicant is an active military personnel, additional things must be sent. But that's another story.
siddig said:
Make sure you use the extensive CheckList provided at the end of the "A Guide to Naturalization" http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/guide.htm
It is very extensive and is the only one I know it is complete and accurate for most type of applications. If the applicant is an active military personnel, additional things must be sent. But that's another story.
phillydude
Registered Users (C)
Here you go...
phillydude
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Immg-Jock said:
tax forms are NOT REQUIRED PERIOD.
Immg-Jock said:
What the @*#)!) are you talking? You are an idiot...
Of course you can provide your friend's address for mailing purposes. It will be used just to send you your receipts and invitation for FP, interview and OATH.
In your case, I would go to Post Office and open a PO BOX for a year ($36) and sleep safe that mail will not be delivered. You can close it after OATH or receiving passport.
If you are filing under the "5 years as LPR" and your case is very straight forward, you only need to enclose the passport size pictures (2 copies), copy of your green card and fees. That's it. Period. However, for more complicated cases including arrests and such, you need to enclose additional proof - court disposition outlining those crimes.
However, if you are filing under 3 years married to USC, you need to provide additional information proving your marriage. If in this category, refer to the Naturalization guide for further information.
JohnnyCash
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I wonder if you have noticed that you have just answered to a posting that was made/posted by OP almost two and half years ago. S/he most probably not only has been a US citizen by now but also might have brought all of his/her immediate family members here thru sponsoring them.
