N-600 for US Citizenship (Born Abroad)
Think you might be a US citizen by birth but weren't issued a certificate? Form N-600 can help! Here's a breakdown of who may be eligible:
Children of US Citizens Born Abroad: Applies if born outside the US to a US citizen parent (or parents). There are specific requirements depending on your parents' citizenship status at the time of your birth and your age at the time they became citizens (if applicable).
Adopted Children of US Citizens: Must meet USCIS criteria related to the adoption and your adoptive parents' citizenship.
Children of Green Card Holders Born Abroad: Certain requirements apply, such as your parents' residency status and length of time they held green cards before your birth.
Children of US Military/Government Abroad: May be eligible for a Certificate of Citizenship based on your parent's US government employment status abroad.
Uncertain about your situation?
Review the detailed instructions and requirements for Form N-600 (https://www.uscis.gov/n-600).
Consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance based on your specific circumstances.
Contact USCIS directly for further clarification.
Remember: A Certificate of Citizenship is official proof that you are a US citizen. Don't hesitate to explore your eligibility!