Applying for citizenship on USCIS website?!

[Michael_88 6]

Hey Visa Journey!!

 

With the uncertainty of how things are currently going I've decided to start the process to apply for my U.S. citizenship. I'm a bit stuck when it comes to the amount of evidence to upload on the website. For eg. how far back and how many pages of joint back statements should I submit? Are there specific  pages of my taxes that I should submit? I figured because I'm  filing online I  don't need to upload every page of specific documents. Has anyone had any experience with filing form  N-400 online? Any advice would be great thanks!!

 

 

[NotMoreForms 68]

I uploaded the documents that the online application requested, nothing more, nothing less.  My application is still in process so I cannot say if that was the correct thing to do.  My decision was based purely on having dealt with government websites before, it is usually best to do exactly what they request.

[Neickers 46]

4 hours ago, Michael_88 said:

Hey Visa Journey!!

 

With the uncertainty of how things are currently going I've decided to start the process to apply for my U.S. citizenship. I'm a bit stuck when it comes to the amount of evidence to upload on the website. For eg. how far back and how many pages of joint back statements should I submit? Are there specific  pages of my taxes that I should submit? I figured because I'm  filing online I  don't need to upload every page of specific documents. Has anyone had any experience with filing form  N-400 online? Any advice would be great thanks!!

 

 

Just make sure you get your Tax transcripts from the IRS database. Not your regular ones. You can obtain them here: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

Edited May 14, 2020 by Neickers

[Michael_88 6]

1 hour ago, Neickers said:

Just make sure you get your Tax transcripts from the IRS database. Not your regular ones. You can obtain them here: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

Thank you! I'll make sure to get them.

[Zaidba 39]

4 hours ago, NotMoreForms said:

I uploaded the documents that the online application requested, nothing more, nothing less.  My application is still in process so I cannot say if that was the correct thing to do.  My decision was based purely on having dealt with government websites before, it is usually best to do exactly what they request.

I strongly agree with that advice, first because I don't think they will be looking at documents that are not requested, and second because you never know how unrequested document may affect decision if brought up.

[wololo 28]

I didn't get asked to upload tax documents to my application, I'm filing under the 5 year resident criteria. Are you filling on as a 3 year green card resident?