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Am I missing something? I've read the directions and did I miss the place where it says to send proof of your relationship (like joint bills, mortgage, etc.) Curious to know what others sent in their application. Thanks!

February 17, 2005--mailed in I 129F to CSC!

February 24, 2005--1st NOA

March 15, 2005--2nd NOA

April 11, 2005--Fiance receives Packet 3

May 19, 2005 Fax Checklist(Nigeria police report finally arrives)

June 6, 2005-- Interview Date!!!!Visa approved!!

June 18, 2005--Fiancee arrives in Hawaii!

August 14, 2005--wedding in Oregon

September 12, 2005--sent in AOS

September 20, 2005--1st NOA AOS

September 23, 2005--Walk-in biometrics completed

October 1, 2005--fingerprints received/processing resumed

November 26, 2005--EAD card received in mail

June 7, 2006--contact senators about AOS

June 28, 2006--senator says interview date is for August 14!!

August 14, 2006--AOS interview and 1 year wedding anniversary

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Copy of my green card.. front and back

2. check of $675 my "A-number" on the back of the check

3. 2 passport pictures..with my name and "A-number" written lightly in pencil on the back of each photo

4.Copy of my driver license

5. Copy of my husband's naturalization certificate

6.Copy of my husband's passport

7. Our marriage certificate

8. My husband's divorce decree

9. Joint bank statements,showing different dates,years

10. Last 3 years tax returns as married filing jointly (2006-2007-2008)

animated_us_flag.gifN-400 Naturalization

03/23/09 Sent N-400 to Lewisville, Texas by UPS

03/25/09 delivered

03/30/09 check cashed

03/31/09 NOA

04/03/09 Touched

04/24/09 Biometrics

07/18/09 Interview letter received

08/19/09 Interview -*APPROVED*

08/27/09 Oath date -** US CITIZEN **

09/01/09 Applied for passport

09/14/09 Passport Received !!!

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Copy of my green card.. front and back

2. check of $675 my "A-number" on the back of the check

3. 2 passport pictures..with my name and "A-number" written lightly in pencil on the back of each photo

4.Copy of my driver license

5. Copy of my husband's naturalization certificate

6.Copy of my husband's passport

7. Our marriage certificate

8. My husband's divorce decree

9. Joint bank statements,showing different dates,years

10. Last 3 years tax returns as married filing jointly (2006-2007-2008)

Thanks!

February 17, 2005--mailed in I 129F to CSC!

February 24, 2005--1st NOA

March 15, 2005--2nd NOA

April 11, 2005--Fiance receives Packet 3

May 19, 2005 Fax Checklist(Nigeria police report finally arrives)

June 6, 2005-- Interview Date!!!!Visa approved!!

June 18, 2005--Fiancee arrives in Hawaii!

August 14, 2005--wedding in Oregon

September 12, 2005--sent in AOS

September 20, 2005--1st NOA AOS

September 23, 2005--Walk-in biometrics completed

October 1, 2005--fingerprints received/processing resumed

November 26, 2005--EAD card received in mail

June 7, 2006--contact senators about AOS

June 28, 2006--senator says interview date is for August 14!!

August 14, 2006--AOS interview and 1 year wedding anniversary

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Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.

February 17, 2005--mailed in I 129F to CSC!

February 24, 2005--1st NOA

March 15, 2005--2nd NOA

April 11, 2005--Fiance receives Packet 3

May 19, 2005 Fax Checklist(Nigeria police report finally arrives)

June 6, 2005-- Interview Date!!!!Visa approved!!

June 18, 2005--Fiancee arrives in Hawaii!

August 14, 2005--wedding in Oregon

September 12, 2005--sent in AOS

September 20, 2005--1st NOA AOS

September 23, 2005--Walk-in biometrics completed

October 1, 2005--fingerprints received/processing resumed

November 26, 2005--EAD card received in mail

June 7, 2006--contact senators about AOS

June 28, 2006--senator says interview date is for August 14!!

August 14, 2006--AOS interview and 1 year wedding anniversary

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Colombia
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Just about everything including the kitchen sink, besides the instructions in the N-400 also have to read

www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476.pdf

for further information. While they do not mention joint utility bills, seems like in the midwest they are having a bug on that causing further delays, all depends on your field office and your IO.

I personally feel your green card should be all you need, not exactly like you got that out of a Cracker Jack box, with severe delays in our I-751, to maybe wake them up, sent a stack of recent evidence, so for the N-400, really didn't send them anything new that we already haven't sent before. But what I feel and what they want is two different stories. Better to send too much than not enough, with friends of ours that were ahead of us, that caused additional delays and long trips.

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