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and also she can do this without a lwayer.. Everything I did it in my own.. d

Hi I just did my Naturalization under 319b last March and did get an interview on june 08 and have the oath at the same day.. There is a lot of people that are not aware about 319 b. If you are a contractor working overseas, and your wife is coming with you A letter of Authorization or LOA, LOI will support her application for her. I did try asking a lot of question to different people before I filed the n400 in March 08.. I figure since nobody can give me information I will just go ahead and submit all the requirements they were asking.. I dont care if I will lose hundred dollars what matters is I tried it, since my GC will expired in Nov 08, I just told myself I will give it a try and I've made it.
Here is what I enclosed in the packet (in order)
1. Cover letter (stating you are working overseas and you are applying under 319b, your job, your company) I can send you sample if you want.
2. Filled N400
3. PICTURE
4. Tax info (for for years, joint or not)
5. a letter from the company (notarized)
6. employment letter (job offer-notarized)
7. Employment agreement (notarized)
8. (2 )fingerprint card (done in US Embassy overseas)
9. Greencard (photocopy)
9. Passport (copy)
10 CAC (DOD id of my husband) or any ID from the US company you work for overseas.
11. LOI or a letter authorizing you to deployed overseas.
12. husband passport
13. marriage certificate
14. if you have a child include a copy of his birth certificate/
let me know if you still have questions. I am done with immigration finally!!!!

Thank you.. I did apply for N400 without thinking I can be approved. I am not expecting it, but since my GC will be expiring in Nov, why not apply for it.. If they denied I still have my petition to remove condition to file..
Item 5,6, 7 is all about company's information on why are you living overseas..
Here is the article below:
You may be able to naturalize without having resided in the United States for three years if you are married to a US citizen who is stationed abroad for work with an American company, an international organization, or a religious organization with a presence in the United States. This is sometimes called "expedited" naturalization and is authorized under section 319(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Your spouse must be "regularly stationed" abroad for you to qualify under this section. Citizenship and Immigration Services has interpreted that to mean that your spouse is contracted to work abroad for at least a year from the time of your interview. After your spouse's overseas employment ends, you must intend to take up residence in United States.
LOI is a letter from the government for civilian contractor who is working overseas.
I dont know about your case though, because you own a business and working at the same outside the US.. You may want to still try to apply and include those documents that proof that you own that company. Anyways you lose 600$ if it gets denied but this answers all your question.. All you have to do is try..
They will send you a letter anyways if you are lacking some documentation..