1. How long does Form I-130 take to process?

Processing times vary. Immediate relatives (spouses, parents, and children under 21 of U.S. citizens) typically have faster processing, while other family categories may take months or years due to visa quotas.

2. Can I file Form I-130 for multiple family members?

Yes! Each family member requires a separate I-130 petition.

3. Do I need to prove my relationship?

Yes. You’ll need to submit supporting documents such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, or other evidence proving your relationship.

Certificate of Citizenship N-600

Certificate of Citizenship – Form N-600

If you acquired U.S. citizenship through your parents but don’t have official proof, you can request a Certificate of Citizenship by filing Form N-600.

You may qualify if:

You were born outside the U.S. to U.S. citizen parents.
You automatically became a U.S. citizen after birth through your parents.
You were adopted by U.S. citizens and meet specific requirements.

This certificate serves as permanent proof of your U.S. citizenship, unlike a passport which must be renewed.

We ensure your application is properly filed to avoid delays or denials.

How the Process Works

File Form N-600 – We assist you in completing and submitting your application to USCIS.
Provide Supporting Documents – Including proof of parent’s citizenship and your relationship.
USCIS Review – Your case will be evaluated; interviews are rare but possible.
Receive Your Certificate – Once approved, you will receive your official Certificate of Citizenship.