How long does the process take?

Processing Form N-565 usually takes about 3 to 6 months. Times can vary, so it’s best to check the USCIS website for updates.

Can I apply for a replacement online?

No, Form N-565 must be submitted by mail. You can download the form from the USCIS website, fill it out, and send it to the appropriate address.

What if I need my naturalization certificate urgently?

If you need your certificate quickly, it’s best to file Form N-565 as soon as possible. While there is no expedited process for this form, you can request a temporary status verification letter from USCIS if you need proof of citizenship in the meantime.

Naturalization Certificate Replacement Form N-565

Naturalization Certificate Replacement N-565

Form N-565 is the application used to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged naturalization certificate. It’s also used to correct information on a naturalization certificate.

Eligibility Requirements:

You must be a naturalized U.S. citizen.
You must have a valid reason for requesting a replacement, such as:
- Your naturalization certificate was lost, stolen, or damaged.
- The certificate contains incorrect information (e.g., misspelled name)
Provide proof of your identity, typically through a government-issued photo ID, such as a passport or driver’s license.
If your certificate was stolen, you may need to provide a police report or other documentation related to the loss.
No pending immigration issues

Our team helps you navigate the process to avoid delays, errors, or denials.

Naturalization Process

File Form N-565 – We assist in completing and submitting your application.
Provide Supporting Documents– ID, police report if certificate was stolen.
Pay the filing fee – $555, you may qualify for a waiver based on financial hardship.
USCIS Revision – In some cases, USCIS may schedule you for an interview.
Receive your Certificate replacement – Once approved, USCIS will send by mail.