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Should I submit Tax info in my N400 app. 5 year rule-Online

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I am filling my N400 online with the 5-year rule. I have read so many people saying I should upload 5 years of tax info, yet the Online application does not request them, and the guide only mentions it when talking about not being in the US for x amount of time. 

 

So far, I've only uploaded my husband's divorce certificate, my GC, my marriage certificate... but now I'm wondering if I should go ahead and look for the past 5 years of income tax ... so from 2019-2023. 

Am I missing something? What should I do about the taxes?!!

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3 minutes ago, fernanda08 said:

if I should go ahead and look for the past 5 years of income tax ... so from 2019-2023

2018-2022 (2023 tax returns are not fileable until 2024).

 

And yes you should.

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2 minutes ago, Mike E said:

2018-2022 (2023 tax returns are not fileable until 2024).

 

And yes you should.

Hahaha thank you! you are right, I was just counting back 5 years. I wasn't thinking tax years! Thanks for the reminder. 

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1 hour ago, fernanda08 said:

I am filling my N400 online with the 5-year rule. I have read so many people saying I should upload 5 years of tax info, yet the Online application does not request them, and the guide only mentions it when talking about not being in the US for x amount of time. 

 

So far, I've only uploaded my husband's divorce certificate, my GC, my marriage certificate... but now I'm wondering if I should go ahead and look for the past 5 years of income tax ... so from 2019-2023. 

Am I missing something? What should I do about the taxes?!!

Uploading tax transcripts is recommended yes though not mandatory. Easier to submit them with the application online than delay or complicate the process by their absence

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