Various questions on N-400

[newlyweds2010 208]

My ROC was approved last week, and I am now starting to prepare for when the time comes to file for naturalization (I won't do that until September, but I like planning ahead). I reviewed the N-400 form (by the way, the current version of the form expired at the end of March, maybe they will issue a new version by September), and I see that it asks to list residence and employment for the past five years. Since I am applying based on the 3-year rule (marriage to a USC), I assume that I will only need to list my residence and employment for the past three instead of five years. Do I just strike the word 'five' and write 'three'? Or should I just list the information pertaining to the past 5 years?

Also, re: taxes. We always filed our tax returns (married filing jointly) and paid whenever we had to pay. This year, due to my wife (USC)'s employer's bad mistake, we had to pay a lot (like several thousands), basically because my wife's employer did not withhold any federal taxes. I only learned of this mistake when I saw her W2 when we were ready to file (I never saw her pay stubs throughout the year, otherwise I would have asked her to correct the mistake). We set up an automatic payment and the money was sent to the IRS timely. We don't owe anything. However, if I request our tax transcripts it will show that we had to pay, but I don't think it will show that we did in fact pay. Is there a way to get a document from the IRS showing that we did pay, and that we don't owe anything? I can print a screenshot of our bank account, showing that the payments were made, but I am not sure whether this would suffice. Any idea?

Thanks!

[poups68 0]

My ROC was approved last week, and I am now starting to prepare for when the time comes to file for naturalization (I won't do that until September, but I like planning ahead). I reviewed the N-400 form (by the way, the current version of the form expired at the end of March, maybe they will issue a new version by September), and I see that it asks to list residence and employment for the past five years. Since I am applying based on the 3-year rule (marriage to a USC), I assume that I will only need to list my residence and employment for the past three instead of five years. Do I just strike the word 'five' and write 'three'? Or should I just list the information pertaining to the past 5 years?

Also, re: taxes. We always filed our tax returns (married filing jointly) and paid whenever we had to pay. This year, due to my wife (USC)'s employer's bad mistake, we had to pay a lot (like several thousands), basically because my wife's employer did not withhold any federal taxes. I only learned of this mistake when I saw her W2 when we were ready to file (I never saw her pay stubs throughout the year, otherwise I would have asked her to correct the mistake). We set up an automatic payment and the money was sent to the IRS timely. We don't owe anything. However, if I request our tax transcripts it will show that we had to pay, but I don't think it will show that we did in fact pay. Is there a way to get a document from the IRS showing that we did pay, and that we don't owe anything? I can print a screenshot of our bank account, showing that the payments were made, but I am not sure whether this would suffice. Any idea?

Thanks!

Don't worry for that you good to go.for your employment and residence be award that you are lpr since only 3 years so list your 3 years employment and residence history.also for the tax if you call IRS for your transcript also ask for account transcript,it show all payment you have made.i went exactly true the same process I had my interview last April 10 and it was fine.since you file married filing jointly you good.good luck