I think, it is a standard template letter one receives stating the list of documents to be brought in for the interview.
Seems like people who mention citations/arrests/etc on their N400 tend to get it.
I had mentioned my traffic citation, but never received any YL. From what I understand, receiving or not receiving it should not be a cause for concern.
It's a letter in 'yellow' color. Usually get it after fingerprinting done.
I didn't mention any citation and still got it.
Is the DL the only document you will be taking for the interview ? as its the only one on ur YL.
or is there another list coming your way with the interview appointment date notice?
Yes. that's the only document mentioned in the yellow letter. But I am still going to bring my passport for sure.
Most applicants, if not all, will get an N-659 (aka white letter) with the interview letter which is the general checklist. The yellow letter is usually sent out earlier so that the applicant can prepare the documents listed that might require some time to procure (citation records, selective service, IRS, civil records, etc). Not all applicants will get the YL. Sometimes a YL is sent for drivers' licenses so that the adjudicating IO can verify compliance with the residence requirements. The YL and the N-659 (and the interview letter, at least in my case) will list the documents that you may need to bring to the interview. So, you need to look at all three.
so the 3 are ,
1)Yellow Letter
2)White Letter
3)Interview Letter
Correct?
Yes you are correct Sree.
Does the Interview letter tell state the documents that are needed to be furnished at the interview? or is it the yellow letter? how did you know what all documents to take for the interview ? is it like unless you are asked for specific documents you are not required to carry any ? or its like a common practice that everyone knows about that you are required to take the marriage certificate, 5/3 years tax returns, re entry permits, drivers license, disposition papers, proof of tax payments, utility bills, lease, bank statements ... and such what you think would help your N400 procedure?
I received the "yellow letter" today as well ( Just a letter, No Interview Date or Time). It just told me to bring the my Drivers License, or State ID card.Did i feel concern? Yes. I called up USCIS #; I spoke with one rep. she told me there should've been a time and date for your interview, then she said "Okay I'll transfer you to another (higher)level of that dept."...... so i spoke with another person she told me its nothing to be concern about. She said its just a process that I'm on"Queue" waiting for a Interview and a Date. At least they said my FP check, name check cleared already.
so the 3 are ,
1)Yellow Letter
2)White Letter
3)Interview Letter
Correct?