Do I have to print & bring all the evidence I submitted for N400 at the interview?

[hopefulandhappy]

I was just wondering if I have to print all the evidence I submitted for my citizenship application/N400 and bring them to the interview? Or is the interview just a simple interview and I don’t have to bring any more additional evidence? Or is the interview more like the conditional greencard interview where you have to bring everything including additional evidence?

I submitted a lot and just thinking about how much ink and paper I’ll have to use to print everything is making me shudder lol.

[SouthBay2019]

I was just wondering if I have to print all the evidence I submitted for my citizenship application/N400 and bring them to the interview? Or is the interview just a simple interview and I don’t have to bring any more additional evidence? Or is the interview more like the conditional greencard interview where you have to bring everything including additional evidence?

I submitted a lot and just thinking about how much ink and paper I’ll have to use to print everything is making me shudder lol.

I have read a lot of instances, for whatever reasons, they are missing certain files. You should bring in 3 years of tax returns and IF you are filing under 3 years rule, your spouse's proof of citizenship (Birth certificate if US born or NC, if naturalized citizen) and perhaps copy of your lease/deed to the house, most recent bank/credit card statements and evidence that you and your spouse have co-mingled your finances. This is just in case they go there. You do not want to leave there with an RFE to upload additional info.

Good luck.

[hopefulandhappy]

I have read a lot of instances, for whatever reasons, they are missing certain files. You should bring in 3 years of tax returns and IF you are filing under 3 years rule, your spouse's proof of citizenship (Birth certificate if US born or NC, if naturalized citizen) and perhaps copy of your lease/deed to the house, most recent bank/credit card statements and evidence that you and your spouse have co-mingled your finances. This is just in case they go there. You do not want to leave there with an RFE to upload additional info.

Good luck.

Noted.

I will just go ahead and print and bring everything then. What is splurging on ink vs having to receive an RFE anyways. Best to have everything in hand.

Thank you!