- N-400 (5-Year Residence)
- N-400 (3-Year Residence)
- N-470 Preserve Residence for Naturalization Purpose
- N-600K Expedite Naturalization for U.S. Citizen Child Residing Abroad
- N-600 Application for Certificate of Citizenship (Child under 18)
- Acquisition of Citizenship at Birth (DS-2029/SS-5)
- N-565 Replacement of Naturalization/Citizenship Certificate
Service:N-600 Application for Certificate of Citizenship (Child under 18) | |
No. DIY-LG-013 |
What we can do for you?
1. Provide N-600 questionnaires and document checklist;
2. Full Review of your personal circumstances;
3. Confirmation that the you are eligible for Certificate of Citizenship of your foreign-born child;
4. Provide user name and password of Customer Service System;
5. Fill out USCIS Form N-600;
6. Compose Application Letter;
7. Provide application instruction, including application procedure, material preparation, mailing address and method, payment and photograph requirement;
8. Store all documents electronically for backup purposes;
What you will do
1. Provide necessary information to HelpToUSA;
2. Have your signature in the N-600 form and Application Letter;
3. Take Photos ;
4. Purchase Check or Money Order;
5. Copy all filing Materials;
6. Mail out.
Other Services
On October 30, 2000, President Clinton signed into law H.R. 2883, the Child Citizenship Act of 2000. The new law amends the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to permit foreign-born children, including adopted children to acquire citizenship automatically if they meet certain requirements. It becomes effective on February 27, 2001.
1. At least one parent of the child is a citizen of the
2. Under the age of 18;
3. A lawful permanent resident;
4. Regularly reside in the
5. Have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence;
6. If adopted, the child must meet all of requirements to qualify as an “adopted” or “orphan”.
1) Adopted children
① The full and final adoption of the child must be finished before the child’s 16th birthday;
② 2-year legal and physical custody by the adoptive parents;
③ 2-year joint residence with the adoptive parents.
2) Children born out of wedlock
① Must have been legitimated;
② Must be in the legal custody of the legitimating parent prior to reaching his or her 16th birthday.
1. If you are now over the age of 18 years but all of the above conditions applied to you before your 18th birthday and you were under the age of 18 on February 27, 2001 (the date the law took effect), you may file this form to obtain a certificate of citizenship;
2. If you entered the
3. Stepchild do not qualify for certificate of citizenship unless the
1. For a biological child, submit a check or money order for $600.
2. For an adopted child, submit a check or money order for $550.
N-600, Application for Certificate of Citizenship
Supporting Documents
Submit this application to the USCIS Field Office with jurisdiction over your place of residence.
USCIS Field Office:
https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=LO
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