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fPf_iMc   1

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Hi everyone!

I am gathering all the documents I need for my application for Naturalization. I just found out that my husband's US passport expired last year. I read on the requirements that they need proof of your spouse being a US Citizen. Is it really necessary to have an updated copy? I have all other proofs of our marriage. I am just hesitant to send an expired copy, although I can support it with his Driver's License....

Any thought would be appreciated... Thanks!

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Hedi   24

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Does your husband have a US birth certificate? If so, you can send that as proof and then just renew the passport. For my husband's citizenship application, we submitted a copy of my birth certificate (me being the USC), and it was fine.

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BigDaddy28   228

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Hi everyone!

I am gathering all the documents I need for my application for Naturalization. I just found out that my husband's US passport expired last year. I read on the requirements that they need proof of your spouse being a US Citizen. Is it really necessary to have an updated copy? I have all other proofs of our marriage. I am just hesitant to send an expired copy, although I can support it with his Driver's License....

Any thought would be appreciated... Thanks!

you can send a copy of the birth certificate instead of a copy of the passport. Good luck.

 
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