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An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
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About You
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Your Parents
Your first parent
Your first parent's name
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When and where your first
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Your first parent's telephone
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Your first parent's current
address
Your first parent's other
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Your Siblings
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Additional Information
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Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
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USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
What is your second parent's current legal
name?
Getting Started
About You
Moral Character
Your parent's current legal name is the name on their birth certificate
unless it changed after birth by marriage, divorce, or court order. Do not
provide any nicknames here.
Your Spouse
Your Children
Given name (first name)
Your Parents
Middle name
Your first parent
Your second parent
Your second parent's
name
When and where your
second parent was born
Family name (last name)
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Back
Your second parent's
current address
Next
Your second parent's other
information
Your Siblings
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your second parent's date of birth?
About You
Sign Out
MM/DD/YYYY
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
What is your second parent's country of birth?
Your first parent
Your second parent
Your second parent's name
When and where your
second parent was born
Your second parent's
telephone number history
What is your second parent's [state/province]
of birth?
Your second parent's
current address
Use the current officially recognized name of the state or province. Do not
use historical, or unofficial or informal names.
Your second parent's other
information
Your Siblings
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
What is your second parent's city, town, or
village of birth?
Use the current officially recognized name of the city, town, or village. Do
not use historical, or unofficial or informal names.
Back
Next
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Provide all the telephone numbers that your
second parent has used in the past 5 years.
Getting Started
About You
Provide all the telephone numbers that your second parent has ever used
in the past 5 years, regardless of the type of phone (e.g., landline, mobile),
starting with the most current telephone number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Add telephone number
Your Parents
Your first parent
Your second parent
Your second parent's name
Back
When and where your
second parent was born
Next
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Your second parent's
current address
Your second parent's other
information
Your Siblings
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Provide all the telephone numbers that your second parent has
used in the past 5 years.
Getting Started
About You
Provide all the telephone numbers that your second parent has ever used in the past 5 years,
regardless of the type of phone (e.g., landline, mobile), starting with the most current telephone
number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Add telephone number
Your Parents
Your first parent
Your second parent
Telephone number
Action
Your second parent's name
Mobile
1232342345
MM/DD/YYYY - Present
Edit
Delete
Landline
1234567890
MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY
Edit
Delete
When and where your
second parent was born
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Your second parent's
current address
Your second parent's other
information
Your Siblings
Back
Next
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your second parent's telephone number?
Sign Out
Include the country code for this telephone number.
About You
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Provide a 10-20 digit phone number.
Your Children
Your Parents
Your first parent
What type of telephone number is this?
Your second parent
Your second parent's name
Mobile
Landline
When and where your
second parent was born
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Your second parent's
current address
When did your second parent use this
telephone number?
Your second parent's other
information
Present
Your Siblings
Evidence
From:
To:
MM/DD/YYYY
MM/DD/YYYY
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Save entry
Cancel
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
Sign Out
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Getting Started
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
About You
Is your second parent deceased?
Moral Character
Yes
No
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
Your first parent
Your second parent
Do you know your second parent's current
whereabouts?
Your second parent's name
When and where your
second parent was born
Yes
No
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Your second parent's
current address
Your second parent's other
information
What is your second parent's current address?
Your Siblings
Evidence
In care of name
Additional Information
Review and Submit
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Services
My Account
Resources
Sign Out
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your second parent's U.S. Social Security Number?
About You
I do not have or know their U.S. Social Security number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Provide a 9-digit Social Security number.
Your Children
Your Parents
Your first parent
Your second parent
Back
Your second parent's name
Next
When and where your
second parent was born
Your second parent's
telephone number history
Your second parent's
current address
Your second parent's other
information
Your Siblings
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
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An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your sibling's current legal name?
Sign Out
Your sibling's legal name is the name on his or her certificate unless it
changed after birth by marriage, divorce, or court order. Do not provide any
nicknames here.
About You
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Given name (first name)
Your Children
Middle name
Your Parents
Your Siblings
Family name (last name)
Your siblings overview
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Save sibling
Cancel
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your sibling's date of birth?
About You
Sign Out
MM/DD/YYYY
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
What is your sibling's country of birth?
Your Siblings
Your siblings overview
John Doe
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
What is your sibling's [state/province] of birth?
Use the current officially recognized name of the state or province. Do not
use historical, or unofficial or informal names.
Your sibling's current
address
Your sibling's other
information
Jane Doe
Tommy Doe
Evidence
What is your sibling's city, town, or village of
birth?
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Use the current officially recognized name of the city, town, orvillage. Do
not use historical, or unofficial or informal names.
Back
Next
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Provide all the telephone numbers that your sibling has used in
the past 5 years.
Getting Started
About You
Provide all telephone numbers that your sibling has ever used in the past 5 years, regardless of the
type of phone (e.g., landline, mobile) starting with the most current telephone number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Add telephone number
Your Parents
Your Siblings
Overview of your siblings
John Doe
Back
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
Next
Your sibling's current
address
Your sibling's other
information
Jane Doe
Tommy Doe
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Provide all the telephone numbers that your sibling has used in
the past 5 years.
Getting Started
About You
Provide all telephone numbers that your sibling has ever used in the past 5 years, regardless of the
type of phone (e.g., landline, mobile) starting with the most current telephone number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Add telephone number
Your Parents
Your Siblings
Overview of your siblings
John Doe
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
Telephone number
Action
Mobile
1232342345
MM/DD/YYYY - Present
Edit
Delete
Landline
1234567890
MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY
Edit
Delete
Your sibling's current
address
Your sibling's other
information
Back
Jane Doe
Next
Tommy Doe
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your sibling's telephone number?
Sign Out
Include the country code for this telephone number.
About You
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Provide a 10-20 digit phone number.
Your Children
Your Parents
Your Siblings
What type of telephone number is this?
Overview of your siblings
John Doe
Mobile
Landline
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
Your sibling's current
address
When did your sibling use this telephone
number?
Your sibling's other
information
Present
Jane Doe
Tommy Doe
From:
To:
MM/DD/YYYY
MM/DD/YYYY
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Save entry
Cancel
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Resources
Sign Out
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
Is your sibling deceased?
About You
Yes
No
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
Your Siblings
Do you know your sibling's current
whereabouts?
Overview of your siblings
John Doe
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
Yes
No
Your sibling's current
address
Your sibling's other
information
What is your sibling's current address?
Jane Doe
Tommy Doe
In care of name
Evidence
Additional Information
Country
Review and Submit
Address line 1
Street number and name
Address line 2
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor
City or town
State
ZIP code/Postal code
Provide a 5 or 9-digit
ZIP code.
Back
Next
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration
Services
My Account
Resources
Sign Out
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
You must complete all fields with an asterisk (*) to submit this form.
Getting Started
What is your sibling's U.S. Social Security Number (SSN)?
About You
I do not have or know their U.S. Social Security number.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Provide a 9-digit Social Security number.
Your Parents
Your Sibling
Overview of your sibling
Back
John Doe
Next
When and where your
sibling was born
Your sibling's telephone
number history
Your sibling's current
address
Your sibling's other
information
Jane Doe
Tommy Doe
Evidence
Additional Information
Review and Submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Accessibility
Budget and Performance
DHS Components
Freedom of Information Act
No FEAR Act Data
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
Site Map
Office of the Inspector General
The White House
USA.gov
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
My Account
and Immigration
Resources
Sign Out
Services
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Required evidence
As part of the naturalization process, you will need to provide evidence to
Getting Started
support your application. These documents help us evaluate your
application and verify your answers are true.
About You
You are required to provide several documents now as part of submitting
Moral Character
your application. You may be required to bring copies of evidence to your
interview.
Your Spouse
Do not send or provide original documents to USCIS in the mail. Provide
Your Children
legible copies of your documents unless USCIS later requests original
documents.
Your Parents
Your Siblings
Evidence
Required evidence
Next
Back
2" x 2" photo of you
Your Permanent Resident
Card
Form N-426, Request for
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
Return to top
Topics
Contact Us
Citizenship
Schedule An Appointment
Find A Doctor
Find A Class
Contact USCIS
USCIS.gov
An official website of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
About USCIS
Freedom of Information Act
Office of the Inspector General
Accessibility
No FEAR Act Data
The White House
Budget and Performance
Privacy and Legal Disclaimers
USA.gov
DHS Components
Site Map
An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know
U.S. Citizenship
My Account
and Immigration
Resources
Sign Out
Services
N-400, Application for
Naturalization
2” x 2” Photo of You
Getting Started
If you are applying from outside the United States, you must submit two identical
color passport-style photographs of yourself taken recently.
About You
Upload two recent color photographs of yourself that measures 2 inches by 2
Moral Character
inches, with your face measuring 1 inch to 1 3/8 inch from your chin to the top of
your head. Your eyes should be between 1 1/8 inch and 1 3/8 inch from the
Your Spouse
bottom of the photo. Make sure your whole face is visible, you are facing the
camera directly, and the background is white or off-white. Your head must be
Your Children
bare, unless contrary to your religious beliefs.
Your Parents
If you need help understanding the photo requirements or want to resize, rotate,
or crop your photo, you can use the Department of State's photo composition
Your Siblings
tools.
Evidence
File requirements
Required evidence
Clear and readable
2" x 2" photo of you
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Your Permanent Resident
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English translation
Card
and a translator’s certification with each original document
Form N-426, Request for
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Certification of Military or
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces, periods,
Naval Service
hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Ma ximum size: 12MB per file
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Choose or drop files here to upload
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
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Preserve Residence For
Next
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
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want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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Your Permanent Resident Card
Getting Started
Upload an image of your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card). Make sure
all text is clear and readable.
About You
Note: You must also bring your original Permanent Resident Card when you
Moral Character
appear for your interview.
Your Spouse
File requirements
Your Children
Clear and readable
Your Parents
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Your Siblings
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Evidence
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Required evidence
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
2" x 2" photo of you
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Your Permanent Resident
Card
Choose or drop files here to upload
Form N-426, Request for
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Back
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
Next
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Form N-426, Request For Certification Of
Military Or Naval Service
Getting Started
All current members of the U.S. armed forces who are applying for
About You
naturalization based on their military service must submit a copy of a
completed Form N-426, Request for Certification of Military or Naval
Moral Character
Service. Learn more about Form N-426 here.
Your Spouse
If you are a current or former member of the U.S. armed forces, or are a
family member of a person in the U.S. armed forces, you may contact the
Your Children
Military Help Line for information at 877-CIS-4MIL (877-247-4645). You can
find more contact information on the Military Help Line web page.
Your Parents
Your Siblings
File requirements
Evidence
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Required evidence
N o encrypted or password-protected files
2" x 2" photo of you
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Your Permanent Resident
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Form N-426, Request for
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Certification of Military or
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Naval Service
Official military orders
Choose or drop files here to upload
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Back
Next
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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Official Military Orders
If you are currently serving in an active-duty status, whether inside or
outside the United States, you should submit a copy (not the original) of
your official military orders. Do not submit an original DD Form 214,
Certificate of Release or Discharge.
If you are a current or former member of the U.S. armed forces, or are a
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About You
Moral Character
Your Spouse
family member of a person in the U.S. armed forces, you may contact the
Military Help Line for information at 877-CIS-4MIL (877-247-4645). You can
find more contact information on the Military Help Line web page.
Your Children
Your Parents
File requirements
Your Siblings
Clear and readable
Evidence
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Required evidence
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
2" x 2" photo of you
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Your Permanent Resident
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Form N-426, Request for
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Choose or drop files here to upload
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Back
Proof of your continuous
Next
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
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Separation From U.S. Armed Forces
Getting Started
If you are currently separated from the U.S. armed forces and you are
applying for naturalization based on your military service, provide copies of
About You
your DD Form 214, NGB Form 22, or other official discharge document for
all periods of service.
Moral Character
If you are a current or former member of the U.S. armed forces, or are a
Your Spouse
family member of a person in the U.S. armed forces, you may contact the
Military Help Line for information at 877-CIS-4MIL (877-247-4645). You can
Your Children
find more contact information on the Military Help Line web page.
Your Parents
File requirements
Your Siblings
Clear and readable
Evidence
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Required evidence
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
2" x 2" photo of you
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Your Permanent Resident
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Card
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Form N-426, Request for
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Choose or drop files here to upload
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
Back
Next
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
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additional information
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Tax Documents - [3 OR 5] Years
Tax transcripts are not required for every case. If you have any Federal,
Getting Started
state, or local taxes that are overdue, provide:
About You
• IRS tax transcripts for the past 5 years, or 3 years if filing for
naturalization on the basis of marriage to a U.S. citizen;
Moral Character
• A signed agreement from the IRS or state or local tax office showing you
Your Spouse
have filed a tax return and have arranged to pay the taxes you owe; and
•
Your Children
Documentation from the IRS or state or local tax office showing the
current status of your repayment program.
Your Parents
Note: You should bring your IRS tax transcripts to your interview, especially
if you have traveled outside the United States for a period that lasted more
Your Siblings
than 6 months. You can request copies of your tax documents from the IRS
here.
Evidence
Required evidence
File requirements
2" x 2" photo of you
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Your Permanent Resident
No encrypted or password-protected files
Card
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full
English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Form N-426, Request for
Certification of Military or
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Naval Service
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Official military orders
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Choose or drop files here to upload
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Back
Naturalization Purposes
Next
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
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additional information
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Proof of your continuous residence
Getting Started
If you have taken any trips outside the United States that lasted more than
6 months but less than 1 year, provide evidence that you maintained your
About You
continuous residence in the United States.
Moral Character
Upload documents that show you maintained your continuous residence in
the United States. For example:
Your Spouse
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax transcripts listing tax information
Your Children
relevant to your absence for the last [5 OR 3] years;
• Rent or mortgage statements, or pay statements;
Your Parents
• Bank, credit card, or loan statements showing regular transactions;
• Proof of car registration and insurance;
Your Siblings
• Your passport showing entry and exit stamps; or
• Any other document that shows that you maintained your residence in
Evidence
the United States.
Required evidence
Note: You should bring your IRS tax transcripts to your interview, especially
if you have traveled outside the United States for a period that lasted more
2" x 2" photo of you
than 6 months. You can request copies of your tax documents from the IRS
here.
Your Permanent Resident
Card
File requirements
Form N-426, Request for
Clear and readable
Certification of Military or
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Naval Service
No encrypted or password-protected files
Official military orders
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Separation from U.S. armed
Upload no more than five documents at a time
forces
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
years
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Proof of your continuous
residence
Choose or drop files here to upload
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
Back
Next
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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Form N-470, Application To Preserve Residence
For Naturalization Purposes
Getting Started
If you were absent for 1 year or more during the period when continuous
About You
residence is required while working in qualified employment outside the
United States, you generally must have an approved Form N-470,
Moral Character
Application to Preserve Residence for Naturalization Purposes, to preserve
your continuous residence. Learn more about Form N-470 here.
Your Spouse
Your Children
File requirements
Your Parents
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Your Siblings
No encrypted or password-protected files
Evidence
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Required evidence
Upload no more than five documents at a time
2" x 2" photo of you
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Your Permanent Resident
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Card
Form N-426, Request for
Certification of Military or
Choose or drop files here to upload
Naval Service
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
Back
years
Next
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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Evidence of your name change
If you have legally changed your name, upload a readable image of the
legal document that formally changed your name. For example:
• Marriage certificate;
• Divorce decree; or
• Court document.
Getting Started
About You
Moral Character
Your Spouse
File requirements
Your Children
Clear and readable
Your Parents
Accepted file formats
: JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Your Siblings
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Evidence
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Required evidence
Accepted file name characters
: English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
2" x 2" photo of you
Maximum si ze
Your Permanent Resident
: 12MB per file
Card
Form N-426, Request for
Choose
or drop files here to upload
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Back
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
Next
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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Your current spouse's U.S. citizenship
Getting Started
Upload a document showing that your spouse has been a U.S. citizen for at
least 3 years. For example:
About You
• Your spouse's U.S. birth certificate (if your spouse has held U.S.
citizenship since birth);
• Your spouse's Certificate of Naturalization;
• Your spouse's Certificate of Citizenship;
• Your spouse’s Form FS-240, Consular Report of Birth Abroad; or
• The biographical page of your spouse’s U.S. passport.
Moral Character
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
File requirements
Your Siblings
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Evidence
No encrypted or password-protected files
Required evidence
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
2" x 2" photo of you
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Your Permanent Resident
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Form N-426, Request for
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Choose or drop files here to upload
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Back
Proof of your continuous
Next
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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additional information
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Current marriage certificate and previous
marriage documents
Getting Started
Upload a copy of your current marriage certificate. Also upload any divorce
About You
decrees, annulment decrees, or death certificates showing that your prior
marriages, and your spouse’s prior marriages, were terminated (if
Moral Character
applicable).
Your Children
Note: Evidence of the spouse's U.S. citizenship, marriage to the U.S. citizen,
divorce or separation, or marital union is NOT required if you obtained LPR
Your Parents
who subjected you to battery or extreme cruelty.
Your Spouse
status as the spouse, former spouse, or intended spouse of a U.S. citizen
Your Siblings
File requirements
Evidence
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Required evidence
No encrypted or password-protected files
2" x 2" photo of you
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Your Permanent Resident
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Form N-426, Request for
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Certification of Military or
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Naval Service
Official military orders
Choose or drop files here to upload
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Back
Next
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
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want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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N-400, Application for
Naturalization
Evidence about your marriage
Getting Started
Upload documents showing that you and your spouse have lived in marital
union for at least 3 years before the time you file your Form N-400. For
About You
example:
Moral Character
• Joint bank and credit card statements;
• Leases or mortgages;
• Birth certificates or adoption decrees (as applicable) for any children
born or adopted during the marriage by either spouse;
• Insurance policies; and
• IRS tax transcripts for you and your spouse for the past 3 years.
Your Spouse
Your Children
Your Parents
File requirements
Your Siblings
Clear and readable
Evidence
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Required evidence
No encrypted or password-protected files
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
2" x 2" photo of you
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Your Permanent Resident
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Form N-426, Request for
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Official military orders
Choose or drop files here to upload
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
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Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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N-400, Application for
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Current spouse's qualifying employment
Getting Started
Upload evidence demonstrating your U.S. citizen spouse’s qualified
employment outside the United States. For example:
About You
T he employer’s name and nature of the employer’s business;
The nature of the work the U.S. citizen spouse is performing; and
Moral Character
Documentation to establish the employing entity is:
The U.S. Government;
Your Spouse
An American institution of research recognized as such by the
Attorney General;
Your Children
A public international organization in which the United States
participates by treaty or statute;
Your Parents
An American firm or corporation that is engaged in whole or in part
in the development of U.S. foreign trade and commerce; or
Your Siblings
A religious denomination or an interdenominational mission
organization and your spouse is performing the ministerial or
Evidence
priestly functions of the religious denomination or is serving as a
missionary, brother, nun, or sister for the religious denomination or
Required evidence
interdenominational mission.
2" x 2" photo of you
Note: You can find a list of American institutions of research recognized by
the Attorney General here.
Your Permanent Resident
In addition, provide the following:
Card
I f applicable, your U.S. citizen spouse’s travel orders which include your
Form N-426, Request for
name;
Certification of Military or
Documentation to establish your spouse’s qualified employment
outside the United States is scheduled to last for at least 1 year from the
Naval Service
date you file Form N-400; and
A typed or printed statement of your intent to reside outside the United
Official military orders
States with your spouse and to live in the United States immediately
after your spouse’s qualified employment outside the United States
Separation from U.S. armed
ends.
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
File requirements
years
Clear and readable
Proof of your continuous
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
residence
No encrypted or password-protected files
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Form N-470, Application To
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Preserve Residence For
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Naturalization Purposes
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Evidence of your name
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
change
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Choose or drop files here to upload
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
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Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
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N-400, Application for
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Child and spousal support
Getting Started
Provide evidence that you have complied with any child and spousal
support obligations. If you have dependent children living apart from you,
About You
provide evidence that you support each dependent child and that you have
complied with any child support obligations. If a court has ordered you to
Moral Character
provide financial support for a spouse, former spouse, or children, provide
the court or government order and evidence that you have complied with
Your Spouse
the order. For example:
Cancelled checks or money order receipts ;
Your Children
A court or agency document showing child support payments;
Evidence of wage garnishments; or
Your Parents
A notarized letter from the parent or guardian who cares for your
children.
Your Siblings
Evidence
File requirements
Required evidence
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
2" x 2" photo of you
No encrypted or password-protected files
Your Permanent Resident
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Card
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Form N-426, Request for
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Certification of Military or
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Naval Service
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
Choose or drop files here to upload
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Back
Next
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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N-400, Application for
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Selective Service status and statement
Getting Started
If you were required to but did not register with the Selective Service
System before you turned 26 years of age, you must provide:
About You
A status information letter from the
Selective Service; and
A statement regarding your reasons for failing to register
Moral Character
Note: If you are 31 years of age or older (or 29 years of age or older if
Your Spouse
applying based on being the spouse of a U.S. citizen) when you file your
Form N-400, you do not need to provide a status information letter or a
Your Children
statement explaining the reason for not registering.
Your Parents
File requirements
Your Siblings
Clear and readable
Evidence
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Required evidence
No encrypted or password-protected files
2" x 2" photo of you
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Your Permanent Resident
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Form N-426, Request for
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Certification of Military or
Naval Service
Official military orders
Choose or drop files here to upload
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Back
Next
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
want to provide
additional information
review and submit
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Arrests without charges
Getting Started
If you have ever been arrested or detained anywhere in the world and NO
CHARGES WERE FILED, you must provide:
About You
An arrest report ; and
An official statement from the arresting agency or applicable court
Moral Character
confirming that no charges were filed.
Your Spouse
If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified
confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law
Your Children
enforcement agency or court.
Your Parents
Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.
Your Siblings
File requirements
Evidence
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Required evidence
No encrypted or password-protected files
2" x 2" photo of you
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Your Permanent Resident
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Card
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Form N-426, Request for
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Certification of Military or
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Naval Service
Official military orders
Choose or drop files here to upload
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Back
Next
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
Additional evidence you
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additional information
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Arrests with charges
If you have ever been arrested or detained anywhere in the world, and
CHARGES WERE FILED, you must provide:
Getting Started
About You
D ocumentation of all arrest reports, charging documents, court
dispositions, sentencing reports, and any other relevant documents;
Moral Character
and
Any additional evidence that you would like us to consider concerning
Your Spouse
the circumstances of your arrests or convictions.
If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified
Your Children
confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law
enforcement agency or court.
Your Parents
Note: If you were sentenced to jail or prison or received an alternative
Your Siblings
sentence or probation, you must also provide evidence to show that you
completed your period of jail, prison, alternative sentence, or probation.
Evidence
Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.
Required evidence
2" x 2" photo of you
File requirements
Your Permanent Resident
Clear and readable
Card
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
No encrypted or password-protected files
Form N-426, Request for
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Certification of Military or
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Naval Service
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Official military orders
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Separation from U.S. armed
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Choose or drop files here to upload
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Back
Evidence of your name
Next
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
Exceptions
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additional information
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Alternative sentencing or rehabilitative
programs
Getting Started
If you have ever been convicted or placed in an alternative sentencing
About You
program (such as diversion, deferred prosecution, withheld adjudication,
deferred adjudication) or rehabilitative program (including a drug
Moral Character
treatment or community service program), you must provide:
Your Spouse
T he sentencing record for each incident; and
Evidence that you completed your alternative sentencing or
Your Children
rehabilitative programs.
If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified
Your Parents
confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law
enforcement agency or court.
Your Siblings
Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.
Evidence
Required evidence
File requirements
2" x 2" photo of you
Clear and readable
Your Permanent Resident
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Card
No encrypted or password-protected files
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Form N-426, Request for
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Certification of Military or
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Naval Service
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Official military orders
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Separation from U.S. armed
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
Choose or drop files here to upload
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Back
Next
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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additional information
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Convictions and sentences
Getting Started
If you have ever been convicted and sentenced (including if your sentence
was suspended, or you were placed on probation or parole), you must
About You
provide:
T he sentencing record for each incident; and
Moral Character
Evidence that you completed your sentence, such as probation or
parole records.
Your Spouse
If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified
Your Children
confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law
enforcement agency or court.
Your Parents
Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.
Your Siblings
Evidence
File requirements
Required evidence
Clear and readable
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
2" x 2" photo of you
No encrypted or password-protected files
Your Permanent Resident
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
Card
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Form N-426, Request for
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
Certification of Military or
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Naval Service
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Official military orders
Separation from U.S. armed
Choose or drop files here to upload
forces
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Back
Next
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
Certification for Disability
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additional information
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Arrests or convictions removed from your
records
Getting Started
If you have ever had any arrest or conviction vacated, set aside, sealed,
About You
expunged, or otherwise removed from your record, or received a pardon,
you must provide:
Moral Character
A motion to vacate and court order vacating, setting aside, sealing,
Your Spouse
expunging, or otherwise removing the arrest or conviction from your
record;
Your Children
An application or petition for a pardon and final decision granting your
application or petition for a pardon; or
Your Parents
A statement from the court that no record exists of your arrest or
conviction.
Your Siblings
If any of the required records are unavailable, provide original or certified
confirmation that the record is not available from the applicable law
Evidence
enforcement agency or court.
Required evidence
Note: You must bring originals or court-certified copies to your interview.
2" x 2" photo of you
Your Permanent Resident
File requirements
Card
Clear and readable
Form N-426, Request for
Accepted file formats : JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
Certification of Military or
No encrypted or password-protected files
Naval Service
I f your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and a translator’s certification with each original document
Official military orders
Upload no more than five documents at a time
Separation from U.S. armed
Accepted file name characters : English letters, numbers, spaces,
forces
periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
Maximum si ze: 12MB per file
Tax documents - [3 OR 5]
years
Proof of your continuous
Choose or drop files here to upload
residence
Form N-470, Application To
Preserve Residence For
Naturalization Purposes
Evidence of your name
change
Back
Next
Your current spouse's U.S.
citizenship
Current marriage certificate
and previous marriage
documents
Evidence about your
marriage
Current spouse's qualifying
employment
Child and spousal support
Selective Service status and
statement
Arrests without charges
Arrests with charges
Alternative sentencing or
rehabilitative programs
Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
removed from your records
Traffic incidents
Fine, restitutions, and wage
garnishments
Legal guardian, surrogate, or
designated representative
Form N-648, Medical
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Traffic incidents
Getting Started
If you have ever been in a traffic incident that was alcohol or drug related,
you must provide documentation about:
About You
T he involved alcohol or drugs;
How the traffic incident led to an arrest; or
Moral Character
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statement
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Alternative sentencing or
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Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
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statement
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Child and spousal support
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Convictions and sentences
Arrests or convictions
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Traffic incidents
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