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Hi! We took our sweet time to apply (life took over...) but the good news is my wife applied in August, had biometrics in September, and has an interview scheduled for December. What I'm struggling to find an answer for is that she's being requested to provide proof of Selective Service registration. She entered the US at age 32, which seems to be after the age limit anyway. Does anyone know what exactly to provide for this request? I've come across this letter (https://www.sss.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Applicants-over-31-years-of-Age-USCIS-Policy-1.pdf) on a few different sites, but I'm not sure if this is sufficient. And, obviously, the letter and the SSS website refer to males needing to register, which is also why I don't understand why my wife needs to provide any proof here. Anyone with advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Thanks for the link. Since others here have been filing N-400, I figured it would be a good place to ask. I'll try over there - thanks!

Sorry one more Q - did anyone include pictures as evidence for the N-400? Thanks!

Hi everyone! We're a bit later than we wanted to be for applying for N-400 (we had our first child over the summer, so that kept us pretty busy!!). I've got two questions: 1) Evidence about your marriage: Upload documents showing that you and your current spouse have lived as a married couple for at least 3 years. >> My question: What did you all do to show 3 years? I initially just followed what I did for the I-751, but that only included 3 years of tax transcripts and then 3 months of bank/CC statements, but now I'm thinking I should show bank statements over 3 years (not all, but maybe the same 3 months each year?). Should I do the same for all docs (Insurance, etc.? 2) It asks for the birth certificate of children in the above section as well as in "Evidence about your child(ren)" >> should I upload it in both sections or is that too much and just pick one or the other (probably the evidence about your children section makes more sense) Thanks in advance!