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SeanS
Member
- Feb 2017
- 3
#1
Required documents for N-400
I am applying based on my 5 years of permanent residency. I got two questions. Question#1. Are 2 passport photos still required or not? Because in the Instructions of N-400 (the latest 12/23/16 version)it says Only applicants who reside overseas must provide 2 identical photos of yourself taken recently. I reside in the United States. So, should I send or not? Question #2. In the N-400 Instructions form, page 10, under Required Evidence, it asks to send the photocopy of current marriage certificate. But form M-477, Document Checklist, States that photocopy of Marriage Certificate is required if you are applying based on marriage to the Unite States Citizen. I am married, but as I stated, I am applying based on permamanent residency. Do I need to send the copy of marriage certificate or not?
Tags:instructions, n-400 form, required documents
gayatrij
Member
- Jan 2017
- 3
#2
Originally posted by SeanSView Post
I am applying based on my 5 years of permanent residency. I got two questions. Question#1. Are 2 passport photos still required or not? Because in the Instructions of N-400 (the latest 12/23/16 version)it says Only applicants who reside overseas must provide 2 identical photos of yourself taken recently. I reside in the United States. So, should I send or not? Question #2. In the N-400 Instructions form, page 10, under Required Evidence, it asks to send the photocopy of current marriage certificate. But form M-477, Document Checklist, States that photocopy of Marriage Certificate is required if you are applying based on marriage to the Unite States Citizen. I am married, but as I stated, I am applying based on permamanent residency. Do I need to send the copy of marriage certificate or not?
The new requirement is that you don't need to submit pp photos. I am going to be sending my application next week and wont be sending photos.
If you became a PR because of marriage to USC then yes send the Marriage Certificate. I became a PR because I married a USC so I am sending a copy of our Marriage Certificate and my husbands BC.Comment
newacct
Senior Member
- Mar 2012
- 6698
#3
Originally posted by SeanSView Post
Question #2. In the N-400 Instructions form, page 10, under Required Evidence, it asks to send the photocopy of current marriage certificate. But form M-477, Document Checklist, States that photocopy of Marriage Certificate is required if you are applying based on marriage to the Unite States Citizen. I am married, but as I stated, I am applying based on permamanent residency. Do I need to send the copy of marriage certificate or not?
It means if you are applying based on the 3-year rule instead of the 5-year rule.
This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice.
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SeanS
Member
- Feb 2017
- 3
#4
To gayatrij
Originally posted by gayatrijView Post
The new requirement is that you don't need to submit pp photos. I am going to be sending my application next week and wont be sending photos.
If you became a PR because of marriage to USC then yes send the Marriage Certificate. I became a PR because I married a USC so I am sending a copy of our Marriage Certificate and my husbands BC.Thank you for response. I didn't send the pics. But, I sent the marriage certificate because it was listed in N-400 Instructions under Required Evidence section as part of 4 requirements. I thought since I am married, I sent it just if they want verification. Athough in N-400 I checked the box that I am applying under 5 years of residency. But the continuation of that section, just underneath, they ask to bring all required documents with me to the interview. And again, they ask for the marriage certificate among other docs. Do you think it will be confusing if I sent it? Or they will just see that I am applying under 5 years residency and take the marriage certificate as an evidence of my current marriage status?
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Originally posted by newacctView Post
It means if you are applying based on the 3-year rule instead of the 5-year rule.
Thanks for the reply. But, as I asked to the previous responder, what u think, if I sent the marriage certificate, will that be ok? But I checked the box that I am applying based on 5 years of residency.
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SeanS
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- Feb 2017
- 3
#5
Continuing
My concern is, even if I sent the marriage certificate, but applying based on residency, will that be a problem in general?
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