Lost or Stolen Naturalization Certificate?

A lost or stolen naturalization certificate can be stressful, but don't worry! Here's a step-by-step guide to get a replacement:

1. Report the Incident:

  • Stolen? File a police report and get a copy.

2. Complete Form N-565:

3. Gather Documents:

  • Lost certificate copy (if available)

  • Government ID (passport, driver's license)

  • Proof of name change (if applicable)

4. Pay the Filing Fee:

  • Check USCIS website for current fees and accepted payment methods.

5. Submit Your Application:

  • Mail the completed form, documents, and fee to the USCIS address provided. Keep a copy for your records.

6. Track Your Application:

  • Monitor the status online through USCIS website.

7. Receive Your Replacement:

  • USCIS will mail you a new certificate once approved. Ensure your address is accurate.

8. Secure Your New Certificate:

  • Store it safely. Consider digital backups for emergencies.

Why Replace?

  • Prevent misuse of your lost certificate.

  • Proof of U.S. citizenship is crucial for various situations.

Need Help?

  • Consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.

  • In us immigration consultants can help you with the paperwork and all your process.

By following these steps and keeping your replacement certificate secure, you can minimize the inconvenience of a lost or stolen document.

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