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Hi I’m trying to Apply N-400 

but I’m in trouble and confused. My wife and my self and our son live together when we married in our religion. Our born in US. We didn’t married yet and we didn’t have married certified . I didn’t married in court but in my tax W2 we file married and in bank statements join accounts. What’s I do in N-400 Put Married or Single.

Please Help me this ..

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23 minutes ago, Lachhu Guragai said:

but in my tax W2 we file married

Both IRS and USCIS recognize common-law marriages (if legal where you reside). The issue is a common-law marriage is usually defined as: "A marriage existing by mutual agreement and cohabitation between a man and a woman without a civil or religious ceremony." If you claimed to be married for taxes you might need to amend your taxes as single: https://finance.zacks.com/legally-married-file-married-status-income-taxes-4194.html

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1 hour ago, Lachhu Guragai said:

Hi I’m trying to Apply N-400 

but I’m in trouble and confused. My wife and my self and our son live together when we married in our religion. Our born in US. We didn’t married yet and we didn’t have married certified . I didn’t married in court but in my tax W2 we file married and in bank statements join accounts. What’s I do in N-400 Put Married or Single.

Please Help me this ..

We are just boyfriend and girlfriend in us. We just meet in us not in our country. We have a kid born in us . 

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16 minutes ago, adil-rafa said:

If married in religion as we did in Islam ,  there is still a marriage certificate 

not knowing your religion,   check into this

I agree; there only very few exceptions (e.g. this case in NJ).

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