N-400 form question

[scooby06 0]

I have just finished filling out the N-400 form and have a couple of questions, before finishing it all up and sending it off.

Regarding Part 6 Employment:

I have gone through several jobs in the last 3 years and they filled out the first 5 rows. On top of my regular jobs I also usually try to find a part time job for some extra money (especially around Christmas). I had several over the last couple of years and they are short term, between 3 and 5 month. Should I also list them on an extra piece of paper?

Another thing that concerns me is that I just quit my last job and are taking a short break from work. My husband and I are taking a little vacation in the Florida sun (after 4 month of nothing but snow and freezing weather). Also we got some serious house fixing to do, before I return to work in July. Is this going to be a problem for my Neutralization.

General Requirement:

Except of the N-400 form, a copy of my green card (front & back) and 2 passport photos. I don't need to sent in anything else. No tax statements or proof or marriage? Bank account statements or stuff like that? If they do need them they would send me a REF is that correct?

One more question:

When I have no answer for a question, like for instant, Part 9 list your children. We have no children should I fill the spaces out with N/A or just leave it blank?

[muskan4eva 0]

1. i would suggest u add a sheet of paper and write "see attachment" on that question. write up all the jobs u've add even the temp. that's my personal opinion, u should not hide anything. it's b8r to list them rather than hiding any info. atleast u won't have the fear that u'll get caught for hiding it.

2. tax statement and proof of marriage should b taken to during the interview. i strongly recommend it, coz they asked me for both even if they didnt require it. however, if u're applying for citizenship based on ur marriage to US citizen, then u'll need to send them a copy of their naturalization proof (passport, BC or certificate copy)

3. don't leave anything blank. if the question doesn't apply to u write N/A where applicable.

make copies of everything u send them. if u're mailing it via postal service than get a confirmation on it so u can track ur package.

good luck

[v333k 59]

I have just finished filling out the N-400 form and have a couple of questions, before finishing it all up and sending it off.

Regarding Part 6 Employment:

I have gone through several jobs in the last 3 years and they filled out the first 5 rows. On top of my regular jobs I also usually try to find a part time job for some extra money (especially around Christmas). I had several over the last couple of years and they are short term, between 3 and 5 month. Should I also list them on an extra piece of paper?

Another thing that concerns me is that I just quit my last job and are taking a short break from work. My husband and I are taking a little vacation in the Florida sun (after 4 month of nothing but snow and freezing weather). Also we got some serious house fixing to do, before I return to work in July. Is this going to be a problem for my Neutralization.

General Requirement:

Except of the N-400 form, a copy of my green card (front & back) and 2 passport photos. I don't need to sent in anything else. No tax statements or proof or marriage? Bank account statements or stuff like that? If they do need them they would send me a REF is that correct?

One more question:

When I have no answer for a question, like for instant, Part 9 list your children. We have no children should I fill the spaces out with N/A or just leave it blank?

A couple of very important notes:

1. (VERY VERY IMPORTANT) You need to read the Naturalization guide (http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476.pdf). Looking at your timeline, you are applying based on the 3 year rule of being married to a US citizen. You need to send in more than what you listed. Please read this since it is very informative and helpful and most probably will answer all your questions.

2. You need to read the instruction for the N-400 form if you haven't done so (http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/n-400instr.pdf)

Let us know if after reading these documents you still have any questions.

Hope this helps!