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Marriage certificate; Divorce decree; or Court document.

Upload a copy of your current marriage certificate. Also upload any divorce decrees, annulment decrees, or death certificates showing that your prior marriages, and your spouse’s prior marriages, were terminated (if applicable).

If you have dependent children living apart from you, provide evidence that you support each dependent child and that you have complied with any child support obligations. If a court has ordered you to provide financial support for a spouse, former spouse, or children, provide the court or government order and evidence that you have complied with the order. For example: Cancelled checks or money order receipts; A court or agency document showing child support payments; Evidence of wage garnishments; or A notarized letter from the parent or guardian who cares for your children.

IRS tax transcripts A signed agreement from the IRS or state or local tax office showing you have filed a tax return and have arranged to pay the taxes you owe; and Documentation from the IRS or state or local tax office showing the current status of your repayment program. Note: You should bring your IRS tax transcripts to your interview, especially if you have traveled outside the United States for a period that lasted more than 6 months. You can request copies of your tax documents from the IRS here.

provide: An arrest report; and An official statement from the arresting agency or applicable court confirming that no charges were filed. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court.

harging documents, court dispositions, sentencing reports, and any other relevant documents

provide: The sentencing record for each incident; and Evidence that you completed your alternative sentencing or rehabilitative programs. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court. Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.

provide: The sentencing record for each incident; and Evidence that you completed your sentence, such as probation or parole records. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court. Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.

A motion to vacate and court order vacating, setting aside, sealing, expunging, or otherwise removing the arrest or conviction from your record; An application or petition for a pardon and final decision granting your application or petition for a pardon; or A statement from the court that no record exists of your arrest or conviction. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court. Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.

documentation about: The involved alcohol or drugs; How the traffic incident led to an arrest; or How you seriously injured another person. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court. Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.

you must provide: Documentation of the order to pay a fine, restitution, or garnish wages; and Documentation that you have paid the required sum or evidence of current payment. If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law enforcement agency or court. Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.

If you want to provide additional evidence, upload those documents here. You can also bring the documents to your naturalization interview.