Prepare Your USCIS Form N-600Certificate of Citizenship Application

What is the difference between an Application for Naturalization (U.S. Citizenship) and an Application for a Certificate of Citizenship?

People who are already U.S. citizens, either by birth or through “automatic citizenship”, can request a Certificate of Citizenship to prove their U.S. citizenship. Form N-600 is not an application for naturalization. People who are U.S. permanent residents (green card holders) can apply for U.S. citizenship with Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.

Who should file Form N-600?

According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you should file Form N-600 if:

• You are requesting a Certificate of Citizenship because you were born outside the U.S. to a U.S. citizen parent;
• You are requesting a Certificate of Citizenship because you automatically became a U.S. citizen after birth but before you turned 18 years old.

How does FileRight help me apply for a Certificate of Citizenship?

FileRight will walk you through each and every application question, providing helpful explanations along the way. We also have a bilingual (English and Spanish) customer support team available to answer your questions about FileRight. Our technology checks your application for errors and provides you customized filing instructions, letting you know where to send your application and what documents to include with it. We’re so confident in FileRight that if your application is denied, we’ll refund your money — including government fees!

USCIS Filing Fees to Apply Your Naturalization Certificate

FileRight application package preparation fee is $245.

USCIS won’t refund your money, even if your application is denied. We’ll help ensure your application is correct and complete.