Instructions for N-400

[papa10 0]

Hello Guys , 

I will be eligible soon for filing N-400 under 5 years rule. i heard the process takes longer than used to be before from filing to the interview. i want to ask you guys to help me with instruction if i am missing anything. Copy of my green card both side - check $725.00 - N-400 - copy of my marital status - i heard two passport photos are not required. let me know guys if i am missing something. i really appreciate for your answers.

 

 

[ilyak 79]

14 minutes ago, papa10 said:

Hello Guys , 

I will be eligible soon for filing N-400 under 5 years rule. i heard the process takes longer than used to be before from filing to the interview. i want to ask you guys to help me with instruction if i am missing anything. Copy of my green card both side - check $725.00 - N-400 - copy of my marital status - i heard two passport photos are not required. let me know guys if i am missing something. i really appreciate for your answers.

 

 

This is impossible to fully answer without knowing the details of your circumstances, but at minimum you should follow the USCIS-provided checklist: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Citizenship %26 Naturalization Based Resources/A Guide to Naturalization/PDFs/M-477.pdf

[marriedtomrg 141]

On 5/18/2018 at 12:56 PM, papa10 said:

Hello Guys , 

I will be eligible soon for filing N-400 under 5 years rule. i heard the process takes longer than used to be before from filing to the interview. i want to ask you guys to help me with instruction if i am missing anything. Copy of my green card both side - check $725.00 - N-400 - copy of my marital status - i heard two passport photos are not required. let me know guys if i am missing something. i really appreciate for your answers.

 

 

Try filling out the online N-400 application. https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

 

As you complete the questions on it, you will be asked for additional information depending on your answers to certain questions.  At the end of the application, you will be given an expandable/collapsible list that lets you know what supporting documents you need to attach.  For me that was far better than trying to decipher their instructions.

 

You do not have to submit it until you are ready - however, you do need to keep the application "alive" for 30 days - otherwise you will have to start over.  To do that you just need to sign into the account every so often and review the questions.