N400 Spouse Doesn't know her Naturalization Date

[Caliboy1000 0]

Hello guys, I want to ask a question. I am completing N400 application under 3yrs rules as my wife is US Citizen. There is one question when your spouse had become US Citizen? My wife had become US Citizen when her father taken the Oath and she was 15yrs old at that time. She doesn't have copy of her father's Naturalization Certificate and her father is not in US, he moved back. She had contacted her father but he couldn't able to find his Naturalization Certificate. What should I answer to this question. Thanks.

[Mike E 11,730]

ok back to the topic 
 

She knows she was 15 years old at the time.  
 

She presumably knows her year of birth.  
 

So

2021 - year of birth + 15 

=  the approximate year she became a US citizen.  

Enter that  number into your N-400.  
 

Include a cover letter  explaining  why you don’t know the month or day, and also note that the year is a guess that might be off by a year (a year earlier or a year later).  

Edited May 3, 2021 by Mike E

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[Caliboy1000 0]

8 hours ago, Mike E said:

ok back to the topic 
 

She knows she was 15 years old at the time.  
 

She presumably knows her year of birth.  
 

So

2021 - year of birth + 15 

=  the approximate year she became a US citizen.  

Enter that  number into your N-400.  
 

Include a cover letter  explaining  why you don’t know the month or day, and also note that the year is a guess that might be off by a year (a year earlier or a year later).  

Thanks a lot for guidance. But I am filling N-400 online. Can I upload/attach letter while filing my form online? 

[Mike E 11,730]

10 minutes ago, Caliboy1000 said:

Thanks a lot for guidance. But I am filling N-400 online. Can I upload/attach letter while filing my form online? 

Never did the  N-400 online.  My understanding is it lets you add supporting details.  If the online form forces you to enter a month and day as well as the year, I would go with the mailed version rather than risk a testy encounter with an IO.  

[Caliboy1000 0]

54 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Never did the  N-400 online.  My understanding is it lets you add supporting details.  If the online form forces you to enter a month and day as well as the year, I would go with the mailed version rather than risk a testy encounter with an IO.  

Online form, allows me to skip the "naturalization date"  but it also allows me to attach additional supporting documents at the end of the application. I am thinking to attach a cover letter and explain my circumstances that I can't able to find the exact naturalization date of my wife". Will it be fine, what do you think?

[Nitas_man 3,100]

1 hour ago, Caliboy1000 said:

Thanks a lot for guidance. But I am filling N-400 online. Can I upload/attach letter while filing my form online? 

Yes

I attached a short letter with scanned documents that had two different A numbers (explanation for an A number mismatch that they flagged)

Edited May 4, 2021 by Nitas_man

[Caliboy1000 0]

22 minutes ago, Nitas_man said:

Yes

I attached a short letter with scanned documents that had two different A numbers (explanation for an A number mismatch that they flagged)

Thanks for guidance.

[Timetrain 1]

On 5/2/2021 at 10:57 PM, Caliboy1000 said:

Hello guys, I want to ask a question. I am completing N400 application under 3yrs rules as my wife is US Citizen. There is one question when your spouse had become US Citizen? My wife had become US Citizen when her father taken the Oath and she was 15yrs old at that time. She doesn't have copy of her father's Naturalization Certificate and her father is not in US, he moved back. She had contacted her father but he couldn't able to find his Naturalization Certificate. What should I answer to this question. Thanks.

put estimated date when she was 15.

[killadocg23 88]

On 5/3/2021 at 9:49 PM, Caliboy1000 said:

Thanks for guidance.

Did you ever figure this out? I am having the same problem and trying to see what I needed to put? Did your interview go well? Are you a citizen?

[OldUser 5,171]

1 hour ago, killadocg23 said:

Did you ever figure this out? I am having the same problem and trying to see what I needed to put? Did your interview go well? Are you a citizen?

@Timetrain last visited November 3, 2021. Don't expect an answer any time soon.

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