Get a certificate of citizenship

No matter where you were born, you may already be a United States citizen if at least one of your parents was a citizen at the time of your birth. You might also be a citizen through “derivation,” through a combination of your parent and grandparent. In these situations, you must meet additional requirements before receiving a certificate of citizenship

COMPLETE THE ONLINE FORM N-600

Once you take our free, easy to understand eligibility quizzes, our system will choose the best option for you. After answering simple questions, the appropriate immigration form will be generated for you. Our step-by-step instructions will tell you what to do next, how much to pay and where to send your form.

Document Checklist Form N-600

Once you fill out your immigration form(s) our system will generate a customized checklist of documents you will need to submit to the USCIS with your immigration case. You can easily upload your documents into our system and request an attorney review to ensure that they are accurate and sufficient

Why You Should Use USImmigrationForms.com

USImmigrationForms.com will be there for you every step of the way. We can promise:

• No Mistakes. Simplified quizzes ensure that you understand the questions so that you can give complete and accurate answers.
• No Guesswork About Forms. We automatically include all the forms that you need for your application. We even pre-fill information on the forms so you never enter the same information twice.
• Your Progress will be Automatically Saved. You can save your progress anytime and come back later to finish without losing all your work.
• Document Check list. Predefined and customized list of all supporting documents based on your immigration case and your answers.
• Step by Step Instructions. We include everything from how to assemble your completed documents into a proper filing package, how to write the check to USCIS, and where you will need to mail your application for filing. We even provide with free shipping label (USPS).
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• Quick and Easy Preparation. Use your phone to take pictures of your supporting documents and easily upload them to your file.
• Certified Translation of Supporting Documents. You can upload your own translated copy or we can translate your required supporting documents into English. (Extra charges apply)

General instruction by USCIS

Certain people who have parents that are citizens or have recently naturalized are automatically eligible for citizenship. These people can file a Form N-600 with USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) to request a certificate for U.S. citizenship. When filing the form one must also include proof of the relationship that makes him/her eligible for citizenship, as well as a filing fee. This form may be filed with the local USCIS field office. These offices can be visited in person.

Upon receipt of the completed application and the required supporting documents, the application will be reviewed and a decision will be made. If the application is missing any supporting documents the USCIS may request additional evidence.

Who can Apply

Citizenship Through Parents Naturalization

If one parent of a child becomes a U.S. citizen by naturalization, the child may also become a U.S. citizen as a derivative. To qualify for citizenship, however, the child must be under the age of 18, have a green card, and be living with the naturalized parent. By going through this process, the child does not have to apply separately for naturalization and does not have to pass the naturalization exam. The laws regarding this process of naturalization have changed over the years and the laws in place at the time of a parent’s naturalization are applied to the child’s application.

Citizenship Through Birth to U.S. Citizen Parents

If a child is born outside the U.S. and at least one parent was a U.S. citizen at the time of the child’s birth then the child automatically acquires citizenship. Later when that child marries and has children, U.S. citizenship may still be aquired. Over the years the laws governing whether or a not child born outside the U.S. acquires citizenship has varied. To determine which laws govern, you must look to the law in effect on the date of the child’s birth and if you are looking to the parent’s birth, then you must look to the date the grandparents became U.S. citizens.