Certificate of Citizenship (Form N-600)
Am I eligible for a Certificate of Citizenship and what are the requirements?
Citizenship laws have changed significantly over time. Factors like your birth date determine which law affects you. Our service can help you make this determination.… Continue Reading →
My parent is a U.S. citizen. Am I also U.S. citizen?
In most cases you are a U.S. citizen if your parent became a U.S. citizen (or was already a citizen) before your 18th birthday. But immigration laws have changed over the years. Before filing Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, determine if you are already a U.S. citizen.… Continue Reading →
My parent lost a citizenship document. How do I prove he or she is a U.S. citizen?
When filing Form N-600, you’ll need to submit proof of your parent’s U.S. citizenship. But what do you do if that proof is lost?… Continue Reading →
What if the supporting documents required for N-600 are not available?
You may need certain required supporting documents when requesting a Certificate of Citizenship. Here’s what to do when the required N-600 document is not available.… Continue Reading →
How do I write an affidavit to support my N-600 application?
When making a claim to U.S. citizenship, an N-600 affidavit can be useful alternative evidence if primary evidence is no longer available. … Continue Reading →
Do you have a sample N-600 cover letter?
CitizenPath has created a sample N-600 cover letter for your reference. Download the template and customize it to your specific situation.… Continue Reading →
Is there an N-600 interview?
USCIS generally requires applicants who filed Form N-600 to apply for a citizenship certificate to appear for an in-person interview. But not all applicants will need to attend an interview. … Continue Reading →