My N-400 package is ready to go but I thought I'd check in one more time on this forum -- something I should have done before my I-751 nightmare happened last year! I'm submitting the following:
-- N-400 application
-- 2 photos
-- check (of course)
-- copy of green card (front and back)
-- copy of wife's US birth certificate
-- copy of marriage license
-- tax transcripts for the last 4 years (married filing jointly)
-- separate piece of paper explaining affiliations (based on these instructions in the document checklist: If you answer "Yes" to any of Questions 1 through 14 of Part 10 of form N-400, send: A written explanation on a separate sheet of paper)
It seems that a lot of people also send additional documents like joint back accounts, bills, photos, etc. But since my I-751 has been approved I don't see a reason to do this again. Any thoughts on that? I'm thinking the thinner the packet, the happier the Immigration Officer is going to be
Thanks in advance for the advice!
not enough data on naturalization.