Got a new name after naturalization (marriage, divorce, etc.)? Here’s how to reflect it on your Citizenship Certificate:
What You’ll Do:
Fill Out Form N-565: Provide your new name and reason for replacement (name change).
Gather Proof: Include documents like marriage certificates or court orders showing the name change.
Submit & Pay: Mail the completed form, fee, and proof to the USCIS address listed in the instructions.
Biometrics Appointment (Possible): You might be called for fingerprints and photos.
Wait for Processing: USCIS will review your application (check their website for current processing times).
Receive New Certificate: USCIS will mail your updated Citizenship Certificate with your new name.
Update Your Records: Inform government agencies, banks, employers, etc. about your name change.
Important:
Ensure all information on the form is accurate.
Include all required documents to avoid delays.
Consult an immigration attorney for specific guidance if needed.
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