PLEASE READ. Your help is needed!

[Kajikit 65]

If you're that unsure about the quality of your evidence, do you really HAVE to file for your wife's citizenship right now? Her greencard is good for years to come. If you hold out another two years, none of that evidence will matter because she'll be able to get her citizenship in her own right with no need to prove her marriage at all. At that point you'll have another couple of tax transcripts to show them and so on. If they decide to make life difficult for you and deny her for lack of proof, the money is down the drain and you'll have to reapply anyway.

Edited March 31, 2012 by Kajikit

[Nkay 0]

No guys, We really do not have to file right now, and neither do we really have to file after 5 years. But this is something we'd like to do so that we get it out of the way before upcoming elections. I do appreciate your input and I thank you guys for that but my purpose of this thread was to have some light shed on financial and other aspects of the application

Rheanick: That is actually not true, a US citizen will be a US citizen regardless of whether naturalized or born as USC. The application only asks you to clarify whether citizenship occured at birth or through naturalization. Furthermore, the requirement is that the applicant has to be married to and living with the same USC for 3 years.