Amelie123

Field Office: Atlanta, GA
Interview:  Montgomery, AL  - Approved 
Oath: Columbus, GA -  09-03-2019
 

Thank you for sharing! let's hope it is just a glitch!

My biometrics are scheduled for March 15.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript

I also did my Tax Returns with TurboTax and submitted the downloaded files from their website. 

Congratulations on your baby! I uploaded them all combined for things like "Amex Statements", but I uploaded (for example) "Amex Statements" and "Car Insurance" as 2 different documents. Hope this helps and good luck!

We just filed my husband's N-400 online. You have the ability to upload documents directly to your application so have your piles of everything you think you may need ready. Beyond the obvious (marriage certificate, copy of my passport, etc) there is space to upload joint bank account statements, mortgages, photos together, and all your other supportive documentation. They do ask for a 5 year address history (even if you are filing under the 3 year rule) and a 5 year employment history with addresses and dates and the system requires you to make a complete timeline so have exact dates. It also wants exact dates you have been out of the US since you have lived in the US only (so this would be the three year rule if you are applying because you married a US citizen). All in all, the document gathering was tedious but the system worked amazingly well. It auto saves your responses and uploads and lets you go through and re-check everything before submitting. There is a 6MB max on each upload but we found the system struggled with more than 4.5MB. good luck everyone! Still waiting on our lifting conditions...We are EAC17284XXXXX Vermont filers.

Thanks for your response, Neilqueen! 

Hi! I see you live in Atlanta too it takes 2 months for ATL people to get EAD ( for the past months we all have been in that time )
Can you look at your case just writing the case number without logging session????
There are times when people get interviews so fast that they get their green card before the EAD is approved. Since you say you got that update about your interview, you could be one of those. That's better to have directly the green card! You just have to wait when there is a time you will get the letter. There is nothing you are missing by not getting text or emails. Hard copies is the important thing and they usually arrive in a few days after the emails, so don't worry about that!!
By the way your case is going very fast! Atlanta office is usually not the fastest one so feel lucky