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Application for Citizenship and Issuance of Certificate Under Section 322

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Use this form to request U.S. citizenship and issuance of a Certificate of Citizenship under
the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) section 322 for a child who resides outside of the
United States in the legal and physical custody of a U.S. citizen parent. Only a U.S. citizen
parent, a U.S. citizen grandparent, or a U.S. citizen legal guardian may file this application on
behalf of an eligible foreign-born child.

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Note: It is the responsibility of the individual seeking the child’s Certificate of Citizenship under
INA section 322 to secure any visa necessary for lawful admission to the United States.

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N-600K, Application for Citizenship
and Issuance of Certificate Under
Section 322

Before You Start Your Application

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Use this form to request U.S. citizenship and issuance of a Certificate of Citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) section 322 for a child who resides outside of the United States in the legal and physical
custody of a U.S. citizen mother or father. Only a U.S. citizen mother and father, a U.S. citizen grandparent, or a U.S. citizen legal guardian may file this application on behalf of an eligible foreign-born child.

Eligibility

Note: You must meet all requirements, provide all documentation, and the child must appear before USCIS for an interview and take the Oath of Allegiance (if applicable) before the child turns 18 years of age.
A child may obtain U.S. citizenship if they meet all the following criteria to be eligible for citizenship under INA section 322:
1. The child is under 18 years of age and not married;
2. The child must remain under 18 years of age and unmarried throughout the application process, including the administration of the Oath of Allegiance;
3. The child has one of the following relationships to a U.S. citizen parent:
• The biological child of a U.S. citizen parent who is also their legal parent. If the U.S. citizen parent is the child’s biological father, you will generally have to establish that the child was born in wedlock or legitimated;
• The child of a non-genetic gestational U.S. citizen parent (person who carried and gave birth to the child) who is also the child’s legal parent;
• The child of a U.S. citizen parent who was married to the child’s genetic or gestational parent at the time of the child’s birth (even if no genetic or gestational relationship exists with the U.S. citizen parent) and both of the
child’s parents are also the child’s legal parents; or
• The adopted child of a U.S. citizen parent. You must have a full, final, and complete adoption and meet the requirements of one of the following provisions for adoption-based immigration: Hague Adoption Convention,
including having an approved Form I-800; orphan, including having an approved Form I-600; or family-based adoption, including having an adoption before age 16 (or age 18 if the sibling exception at INA 101(b)(1)(E)(ii)
applies), and two years of legal custody and joint residence with the adoptive parent.
Note: Stepchildren are not eligible for citizenship through a U.S. citizen stepparent, unless the U.S. citizen stepparent adopted the stepchild and the stepchild meets the requirements applicable to adopted children.
4. The child resides outside the United States;

[Eligibility continued]

5. The child is in the legal and physical custody of the U.S. citizen parent;
Note: In cases where the U.S. citizen parent died in the last five years, the child does NOT have to be residing in the legal and physical custody of the person filing the application, as long as the person who has legal and
physical custody of the child does not object to the Form N-600K.
6. The child's U.S. citizen parent has been physically present in the United States for a period or periods totaling at least five years, at least two of which were after 14 years of age. If the U.S. citizen parent does not meet this
requirement, the U.S. citizen parent's own U.S. citizen parent (the child's grandparent) has to have been physically present in the United States for a period or periods totaling at least five years, at least two of which were after
14 years of age; and
7. The child is temporarily present in the United States at the time of approval of the application in a lawful status pursuant to a lawful admission.
Note: It is the responsibility of the individual seeking the child’s Certificate of Citizenship under INA section 322 to secure any visa necessary for lawful admission to the United States.

Fee

We will automatically calculate the cost for you before you submit your application. For specific information about fees applicable to this form, see Form G-1055.
Fee waiver: If you are requesting a fee waiver, you cannot file online. You must file a paper version of both the Form I-912, Request for Fee Waiver and the form for the specific benefit you are requesting. You can review the
fee waiver guidance at www.uscis.gov/feewaiver.
Refund policy: USCIS does not refund fees, regardless of any action we take on your application, petition, or request, or how long USCIS takes to reach a decision. By continuing this transaction, you acknowledge that you must
submit fees in the exact amount and that you are paying the fees for a government service.
Please refer to the instructions for the form(s) you are filing for additional information or you may call the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283. For TTY (deaf or hard of hearing) 800-767-1833.

Documents you may need

https://www.uscis.
gov/g-1055
https://www.uscis.
gov/forms/filingfees/additionalinformation-onfiling-a-fee-waiver

The following is a list of documents everyone filing this form must provide:
・Two identical passport-style photographs of the child taken recently, measuring 2 inches by 2 inches;
・Child's birth certificate;
・U.S. citizen parent's proof of citizenship; and
・Records proving physical presence in the United States.
We will automatically determine which additional documents you need to provide as you fill out the application. The other documents you need will depend on the information you provide in the application,
such as your personal history, family, and circumstances.

After You Submit Your Application

Biometric services appointment

USCIS may require the child to appear for an interview and that the child provide biometrics (fingerprints, photograph, and/or signature) at any time to verify their identity, obtain additional information, and conduct
background and security checks, including a check of criminal history records maintained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), before making a decision on your application or petition. After USCIS receives your
application and ensures it is complete, we will inform you in writing if the child needs to attend a biometric services appointment. If an appointment is necessary, you will be provided a notice with further instructions about
how to set up an appointment.

Track your case online
Respond to requests for
information

After you submit your form, you can track its status through your USCIS account. Sign into your account often to check your case status and read any important messages from USCIS.
If we need more information from you, we will send you a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Request for Information (RFI). You can respond to our request and upload your documents through your USCIS
account.

Application Overview

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Disability
accommodations/modifications

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Required?

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To request a disability accommodation/modification, follow the instructions on your appointment notice or at www.uscis.gov/accommodationsinfo.

https://www.uscis.
gov/accommodatio
nsinfo

Completing Your Form Online

Attend the interview

We will request that the child and the applicant (parent, grandparent, or legal guardian) appear at a USCIS office for an interview. At the time of any interview, we may require that you provide the child's
biometrics to verify their identity.

Take the Oath of Allegiance

If we approve your application, and you are over 14 years of age, you will be scheduled to appear at a USCIS office to take the Oath of Allegiance. If you are under 14 years of age, you may not be required to take the Oath of
Allegiance.
Submitting your application online is the same as mailing in a completed paper form. They both gather the same information and cost the same.

Filing online
Complete the Getting Started
section first

You should answer all questions in the Getting Started section first so we can best customize the rest of your online form experience.

Provide as many responses as you
can
We will automatically save your
responses
How to continue filling out your
form
DHS Privacy Notice

You should provide as many responses as you can. Incomplete or missing information may slow down processing of your case after you submit the form.

We will automatically save your information when you select next to go to a new page or navigate to another section of the form. We will save your information for 30 days from today, or from the last time
you worked on the form.
After you start your form, you can sign into your account to continue filling out your form.
AUTHORITIES: The information requested on this application, and the associated evidence, is collected under INA section 322 and 101(c).
PURPOSE: The primary purpose for providing the requested information is to determine if you have established eligibility for naturalization and issuance of a Certificate of Citizenship for a child who
regularly resides outside the United States. DHS will use the information you provide to grant or deny the immigration benefit you are seeking.
DISCLOSURE: The information provided is voluntary. However, failure to provide the requested information, including your Social Security number (if applicable), and any requested evidence, may delay a
final decision or result in denial of your application.

ROUTINE USES: DHS may share the information you provide on this application and any additional requested evidence with other Federal, state, local, and foreign government agencies and authorized
organizations. DHS follows approved routine uses, as described in the associated published system of records notices [DHS/USCIS/ICE/CBP-001 - Alien File, Index, and National File Tracking,
DHS/USCIS-007 Benefits Information System, and DHS/USCIS-018 Immigration Biometric and Background Check] and the published privacy impact assessments [DHS/USCIS/PIA-056 USCIS Electronic
Immigration System and DHS/USCIS/PIA-071 myUSCIS Account Experience] which you can find at www.dhs.gov/privacy. DHS may also share the information, as appropriate, for law enforcement
purposes or in the interest of national security.
Paperwork Reduction Act

http://www.dhs.go
v/privacy

An agency may not conduct or sponsor an information collection, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information, unless it displays a currently valid Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) control number. The public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated at 1.14 hours per response, including time for reviewing instructions, gathering the required
documentation and information, completing the application, preparing statements, attaching necessary documentation, and submitting the application. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or
any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to:
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Office of Policy and Strategy, Regulatory Coordination Division
5900 Capital Gateway Drive, Mail Stop #2140
Camp Springs, MD 20588-0009
Do not mail your completed form N-600K to this address.
OMB No. 1615-0087
Expires: 09/30/2026

Security reminder

If you do not work on your form for more than 30 days, we will delete your data in order to prevent storing personal information indefinitely.

Application Overview

GETTING STARTED: N-600K

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1.3

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Yes/No

Radio

Is the child under 18 years of age?
Is the child residing outside the
Yes/No
United States?
Does the child regularly reside in
Yes/No
the legal and physical custody of a
U.S. citizen parent?

1.4
1.5

Radio

Is the child a lawful permanent
Yes/No
resident?
Are either of the child's parents (or Yes/No
the spouse of either of the child’s
parents) currently a member of the
U.S. armed forces stationed
outside the United States?

Radio

Alert

Required? Notes

If the U.S. citizen parent is deceased, use
another individual who has legal and physical
custody of the child and who does not object
to this application.

[Yellow alert]
[h]You may not be eligible to file Form N-600K
[b]The child may not be able to obtain
citizenship through this form based on their
information.

Radio

[If yes to 1.5]

1.6

Does the member of the U.S.
Yes/No
armed forces have official orders
that authorize the child to
accompany and reside with the
member of the U.S. armed forces?

Radio

[If yes to 1.5]

1.7

If the child’s U.S. citizen parent is
the spouse of the member of the
U.S. armed forces, is the U.S.
citizen parent authorized to
accompany and reside with the
U.S. armed forces member as
provided by the member’s official
orders?

Radio

Yes/No

Help Text

Radio

[If no to 1.1, 1.2, or 1.3]
[Yellow alert]

Basis for eligibility page 2

Instructional Text

[If yes to 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, and 1.7]
[Yellow alert]

[Yellow alert]
[H] You may not be eligible to file Form N600K

Alert link:
https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/volume-12-part-hchapter-4

[B] The child may meet the requirements for
Automatic Acquisition of Citizenship under INA
section 320. Read the USCIS Policy Manual
for more information.
[if no to 1.5]

1.8

[if yes to 1.4 and 1.8]
[Yellow alert]

Are either of the child's parents (or Yes/No
the spouse of either of the child’s
parents) currently a U.S.
Government employee stationed
outside the United States?

Radio

[Yellow alert]
[H] You may not be eligible to file Form N600K

Alert link:
https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/volume-12-part-hchapter-4

[B] The child may meet the requirements for
Automatic Acquisition of Citizenship under INA
section 320. Read the USCIS Policy Manual
for more information.
Basis for eligibility page 3

2.1

10.1
10.2

I am the child's:

U.S. Citizen Parent

Radio

U.S. Citizen Grandparent
U.S. Citizen Legal Guardian

Radio
Radio

Daytime telephone number

Text

Provide a 10-digit phone number.

Mobile telephone number

Text

Provide a 10-digit phone number.

I do not have a mobile telephone number.

Checkbox

Email address

Text

I do not have an email address.
Yes/No

Checkbox
Radio

Yes/No

Radio

Is an interpreter assisting you
Yes/No
with completing this application?

Radio

What is your preparer's full
name?

Given name (first name)

Text

Family name (last name)

Text
Text

My preparer is not part of a business or organization.
Daytime telephone number

Checkbox
Text

Mobile telephone number
My preparer does not have a mobile telephone number.
Email address
My preparer does not have an email address.
Given name (first name)

Text
Checkbox
Text
Checkbox
Text

Family name (last name)

Text
Text

My interpreter is not part of a business or organization.
Daytime telephone number

Checkbox
Text

Mobile telephone number
My interpreter does not have a mobile telephone number.
Email address

Text
Checkbox
Text

How may we contact you?

10.3

Preparer and interpreter
information

Is someone assisting you with
completing this application?
Is a preparer assisting you with
completing this application?

(IF YES)

Preparer information

(IF YES TO PREPARER)

12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4

What is your preparer's
business or organization name?
What is your preparer's contact
information?

12.5
Interpreter information

(IF YES TO INTERPRETER)

11.1

What is your interpreter's full
name?

11.2

What is your interpreter's
business or organization name?

11.3
11.4
11.5

What is your interpreter's
contact information?

In order for a grandparent or a legal guardian
to file this application, the child’s U.S. citizen
parent must have died during the last five
years.

Example: user@domain.com

A preparer is anyone who completes or
helps you complete all or part of your
application using information and answers
that you provide.
An interpreter is anyone who translates or
helps you translate all or part of your
application using information and answers
that you provide.

Provide a 10-digit phone number.
Provide a 10-digit phone number.
Example: user@domain.com

Getting Started

GETTING STARTED: N-600K

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My interpreter does not have an email address.

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Alert

Required? Notes

Getting Started

ABOUT CHILD: N-600K

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About Child Child's name

Paper Form
Question

3.2

3.3

Question

Revisions

What is the child's current legal
name?

Has the child used any other names
since birth?

(IF YES)

Child's relationship with
U.S. citizen parent

3.1

Child's contact
information

3.12

What is the child’s relationship to
their U.S. citizen parent?

What is the child's current mailing
address?

Sub-Question

Revisions

Field Type

Instructional Text

Given name (first name)

Text

The child's current legal name is the name on their birth certificate, unless it
changed after birth by a legal action such as marriage or court order. Do not
provide any nicknames here.

Middle name (if applicable)
Family name (last name)
Yes/No

Text
Text
Radio

Given name (first name)

Text

Middle name (if applicable)
Family name (last name)
The biological child of a U.S. citizen parent.

Text
Text
Radio

The child of a non-genetic gestational U.S. citizen parent who is also
the child’s legal parent.
The child of a U.S. citizen parent who was married to the child’s
genetic or gestational parent at the time of their birth and both of the
child’s parents are also their legal parents.
The adopted child of a U.S. citizen parent.
In care of name (if any)

Radio

Revisions

Help Text

Alert

Required?

Yes

Other names used may include aliases, name at birth, and nicknames.

Notes

Simple table
CTA is "+ Add another
name"

Provide all the other names the child has ever used since birth, including aliases,
name at birth, and nicknames.

If the U.S. citizen parent is the child’s biological father, you will generally
have to establish that the child was born in wedlock or legitimated. A nongenetic gestational parent is the person who carried and gave birth to the child.

Radio
Radio
Text

We will use the child's current mailing address to contact them throughout the
application process. We may not be able to contact the child or the person
applying on behalf of the child, if the address is not complete and valid.
Note: If the child does not have a State or Province, enter the name of the city or
town again in that field. If the child does not have a ZIP or Postal Code, enter
00000 in the ZIP or Postal Code field.

(If non-USA use Province and text field)
(If non-USA use Postal code and remove
help text)

3.13

(if no)

Is the child's mailing address the
same as their physical address?
What is the child's current physical
address?

(If non-USA use Province and text field)
(If non-USA use Postal code and remove
help text)
Describe child

3.8

3.9
3.10

When and where the
child was born

3.5

What is the child's gender?

What is the child's sex?

Country
Address line 1

Dropdown/Text
Text

Address line 2
City or town
State/Province

Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

ZIP code/Postal code

Text

Yes/No

Radio

Country

Dropdown/Text

Address line 1

Text

Address line 2
City or town
State/Province

Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

ZIP code/Postal code

Text

Male
Female

Feet/Inches

Dropdown / Text

What is the child's current marital
status?

Single, Never Married
Married
Divorced
Widowed
Separated
Marriage Annulled

Radio

What is the child's date of birth?

MM/DD/YYYY

Yes
Yes

Provide a 5 or 9-digit code.

Yes

If the child does not have a State or Province, enter the name of the city or town
again in that field. If the child does not have a ZIP or Postal Code, enter 00000 in
the ZIP or Postal Code field.
Street number and name (Do not provide a PO Box unless it is the ONLY
address.)
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

Provide a 5 or 9-digit ZIP code.
Indicate whether the child is male or female as provided on the child’s birth
certificate issued at the time of birth or issued closest to the time of birth or in
secondary evidence you provided to USCIS, if applicable.

Radio

What is the child's height?

Yes
Yes

Street number and name (Do not provide a PO Box unless it is the ONLY
address.)
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

Yes

Date

[red alert]
(if child is 18 or older)

[Red alert]
[h] Your child is not eligible for
citizenship and a certificate of
citizenship under Section 322
[b] They are over 18 years old. They are
only eligible for citizenship and a
certificate of citizenship under Section
322 if they are younger than 18 years
old.
3.6

Full, final and complete
adoption information

(if 3.1 = adopted child, then 4.1 = yes)

4.1

(if yes to 4.1)

4.2

Text

What is the child's country of birth?

Was the child adopted?

Yes/No

Where did the adoption occur?

Place of Adoption

Radio

Text

4.2

OR
(if 3.1 = adopted child)
(if yes to 4.1)

4.3

What was the date of adoption?

Did the child’s adoptive parent use
the orphan process (Form I-600) or
Hague process (Form I-800)?

Country
State/Province
City/Town
MM/DD/YYYY

Dropdown/Text
Text
Text
Date

Yes/No

Radio

(if 3.1 = adopted child)
(if no to 4.3)

When did legal custody begin?
What were the dates of joint
residence?

(if no to 4.3)

Child's immigration
information

If question 3.1 is "adopted
child" then the answer to 4.1
should be auto-selected as
"Yes"
www.uscis.gov/adoption

If the child was adopted pursuant to a full, final, and complete adoption, you will
need to provide the date and place of the adoption.
If the child was not adopted pursuant to a full, final, and complete adoption, they
do not qualify as an adopted child and their application will be denied. Learn
more about adoptions.

(if 3.1 = adopted child)

(If non-USA use Postal code)
(if yes to 4.1)

Provide the name of the country where the child was born. If the country’s name
has since changed or the country no longer exists, provide the name of the
country as it was when the person was born.

3.7

Date

MM/DD/YYYY
From MM/DD/YYYY

Date

To MM/DD/YYYY

Date

What is the child's prior country of
citizenship or nationality?

Text

If the child’s adoptive parent did not use the orphan process (Form I-600) or
Hague process (Form I-800), you will need to provide dates for legal custody and
joint residence. We will use this information to determine if the child’s adoption
meets the 2-year legal custody and joint residence requirements for an adopted
child.
Provide the date when the adoptive parent began to have legal custody of the
child.
Provide all the dates the child jointly resided with the adoptive parent.

Simple table
CTA = "Add another"

Provide the name of the child’s country of citizenship or nationality before the
child becomes a U.S. citizen. If the child is a citizen or national of more than one
country, provide the name of the country that issued the latest passport.
Note: If the country no longer exists or the child is stateless, provide the name of
the foreign country where the child was last a citizen or national, if any.

What is the child's A-Number?

A-

Text

The child's A-Number is located on their Permanent Resident Card (formerly
known as the Alien Registration Card or referred to as the Green Card), and
consists of a 7, 8, or 9-digit number.

Provide a 7, 8, or 9-digit number. If your A-Number is fewer than 9 digits, the
system will automatically add zero(s) after the "A" and before the first digit so
there is a total of 9 digits, for example: A-001234567.

The A-Number may be located on the front or back of the card, depending on
when the card was issued.
Where to find the child's A-Number
[sample A-Number card image]
3.4

What is the child's USCIS Online
Account Number?

They do not have or know their A-Number.

Checkbox
Text

Your child will only have an Online Account Number, or OAN, if they previously
filed a form that has a receipt number that begins with IOE. If the child filed the
form online, they can find their OAN in their account profile. If they mailed us the
form, they can find their OAN at the top of the Account Access Notice we sent
them.

Provide a 12-digit Online Account Number.

If the child does not have a receipt number that begins with IOE, they do not have
an OAN.
(The OAN is not the same as an A-Number.)

3.11

They do not have a USCIS Online Account Number.
Has anyone applied for a U.S.
passport or a Certificate of
Citizenship for this child before?

Yes/No

Checkbox
Radio

About Child

CHILD'S FAMILY: N-600K

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Child's Family

U.S. citizen parent

Tertiary Nav

Conditional Logic
[blue alert]

Paper Form
Question

5.1

5.2
5.3

5.4

Question

What is the U.S. citizen parent's Given name (first name)
current legal name?

What was their date of birth?

5.6

(if no to 5.6/married to the child's other 5.6
parent)

[if U.S.]
[blue alert]

Help Text

Alert

Required?

Notes

Text
Text
Text
Date
Dropdown

What is the U.S. citizen parent's Country
current physical address?

Dropdown

Address line 1

Text

Address line 2
City or town
State/Province

Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

ZIP code/Postal code

Text

The parent's legal name is the name on their birth certificate, unless it
changed after birth by legal action such as marriage or court order. Do
not provide a nickname here.

Provide the name of the country as it was when the U.S. citizen parent was
born even if the country’s name has since changed or the country no longer
exists.
Provide the address where the U.S. citizen parent now resides.
Note: If the U.S. citizen parent does not have a State or Province, enter the
name of the city or town again in those fields. If the parent does not have a ZIP
or Postal Code, enter 00000 in the ZIP or Postal Code field.

Street number and name (Do not provide a P.O. Box unless it is the ONLY
address.)
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

Provide a 5 or 9-digit ZIP code.

Were the child's parents married to Yes/No
each other when the child was
born (or adopted)?
Is the U.S. citizen parent their
Yes/No
father?

Was the child's U.S. citizen parent Yes/No
married to the child's other parent
at the time of the child's birth (or
adoption)?
List all the U.S. states and countries Country
where the U.S. citizen father
and/or the child have lived since
the child's birth.
State

Radio

We will use the answer provided to determine whether the child has been
legitimated, which can be established under the laws of the U.S. citizen father’s
or child’s residence(s).

www.uscis.gov/poli
cy-manual/volume12-part-h-chapter2#S-B

Visit the USCIS Policy Manual to learn more about legitimation.

Simple table
CTA = "Add
another"

Dropdown/Text

Dropdown/Text
[Blue alert]
[b] Provide information about yourself if
you are the U.S. citizen mother or father
applying on behalf of your child. If both
parents are U.S. citizens, provide
information about the parent filing this
form.

5.7

The child’s mother or father is a
U.S. citizen by:

[if 5.7 = Birth outside the United States]
[Yellow alert]

[If birth outside the U.S. to U.S. citizen
parents]

Instructional Text

[Blue alert]
[b] Provide information about yourself if
you are the U.S. citizen mother or father
applying on behalf of your child. If both
parents are U.S. citizens, provide
information about the parent filing this
form.
5.5

Parent's U.S. citizenship

Middle name (if applicable)
Family name (last name)
MM/DD/YYYY

What was their country of birth?

(If non-USA use Postal code and
remove help text)
[blue alert]

(if yes to 5.6/father)

Field Type

(If non-USA use Province and text field)

U.S. citizen parent page
2

Sub-Question

5.8

Birth in the United States

Radio

Birth outside the United States to U.S. Citizen Parent(s)
Acquisition after birth through U.S. Citizen Parent(s)
Naturalization

Radio
Radio
Radio

What is the U.S. citizen mother' Aor father's A-Number?

[Yellow alert]
If the child had a U.S. citizen parent who
met certain residence or physical
presence requirements in the United
States at the time of the child’s birth, then
the child may have acquired citizenship at
the time of their birth. Read the USCIS
Policy Manual for more information.

Text

Provide a 7, 8, or 9-digit number. If your A-Number is fewer than 9
digits, the system will automatically add zero(s) after the "A" and
before the first digit so there is a total of 9 digits, for example: A001234567.

Alert link:
https://www.uscis.
gov/policymanual/volume-12part-h-chapter-4

[if acquisition after birth through U.S.
citizen parent(s)]
OR
[if naturalized]
5.9

(IF YES)
Child's other parent

6.1

6.2
6.3
6.4

Has the U.S. citizen mother or
father ever lost their U.S.
citizenship or taken any action that
would cause loss of U.S.
citizenship?

They do not have or know their A-Number
Yes/No

Provide an explanation regardless of whether U.S. citizenship has since
been regained.

What is the other parent's current Given name (first name)
legal name?

What is their date of birth?
What is their country of birth?
What is their country of citizenship
or nationality?

Checkbox

Middle name
Family name (last name)
MM/DD/YYYY

Text

Text
Text
Date
Dropdown/Text
Dropdown/Text

The parent's legal name is the name on their birth certificate, unless it changed
after birth by legal action such as marriage or court order. Do not provide a
nickname here.

Child's Family

CHILD'S FAMILY: N-600K

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6.5

Question

What is the other parent's physical Their physical address is the same as the U.S. citizen parent.
address?

(If non-USA use Province and text field)
(If non-USA use Postal code and
remove help text)
Physical presence

Sub-Question

Field Type

Instructional Text

Checkbox

Provide the address where the other parent now resides.

Help Text

Required?

Notes

Note: If the other parent does not have a State or Province, enter the name of
the city or town again in those fields. If the other parent does not have a ZIP or
Postal Code, enter 00000 in the ZIP or Postal Code field.

Country
Address line 1

Dropdown/Text
Text

Address line 2
City or town
State/Province

Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

ZIP code/Postal code

Text

Provide a 5 or 9-digit ZIP code.

When did the U.S. citizen
parent or U.S. citizen
grandparent live in the United
States?

Alert

Street number and name (Do not provide a PO Box unless it is the ONLY
address.)

Provide the dates that the U.S. citizen parent or U.S. citizen grandparent
was present in the United States. If the U.S. citizen parent has not been
physically present in the United States for five years (two years of which
were after 14 years of age) provide information about the physical presence
of the U.S. citizen grandparent.
Note: A U.S. citizen parent who is a member of the U.S. armed forces may
count any time they resided outside the United States on official military
orders towards the physical presence requirements under INA section
322(a)(2) as long as the child is residing outside the United States with the U.S.
citizen parent per official military orders at the time of filing.

8.1
[if grandparent
then yellow
alert]

Select who you will be providing U.S. Citizen Parent
information for
U.S. Citizen Grandparent

Radio
Radio

[Yellow alert]
If the child is relying on the grandparent’s
physical presence in the United States,
then the grandparent must be a U.S.
citizen.
If the U.S. citizen parent is deceased, the
grandparent must have been a U.S. citizen
at the time of death of the U.S. citizen
parent.

8.2

U.S. citizen grandparent
or U.S. citizen legal
guardian

Period of physical presence in
the United States

From MM/DD/YYYY

Date

To MM/DD/YYYY

Date

Simple table
CTA = "Add
another"

(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent or US
citizen legal guardian)

[Blue alert]
[b] If the child’s U.S. citizen parent is
deceased and you are the child’s U.S.
citizen grandparent or the child’s U.S.
citizen legal guardian, provide information
about yourself.

OR
(if 8.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent)
========
[Blue alert]

If you are the U.S. citizen parent, and you
will rely on the child's grandparent's
physical presence, please provide the
child’s U.S. citizen grandparent’s
information.
7.1

7.2
7.3
7.4

What is the U.S. citizen
grandparent's or U.S. citizen
legal guardian's current legal
name?

Given name (first name)

Text

Middle name (if applicable)
Family name (last name)
MM/DD/YYYY

Text
Text
Date
Dropdown
Dropdown/Text

What is their date of birth?
What is their country of birth?
What is the grandparent's or
Country
legal guardian's current physical
address?

The grandparent's or legal guardian's legal name is the name on their
birth certificate, unless it changed after birth by legal action such as
marriage or court order. Do not provide a nickname here.

Provide the address where the U.S. citizen grandparent or U.S. citizen legal
guardian now resides.
Note: If the person does not have a State or Province, enter the name of the
city or town again in those fields. If the person does not have a ZIP or Postal
Code, enter 00000 in the ZIP or Postal Code field.

(If non-USA use Province and text field)

Grandparent's or legal
guardian's U.S.
citizenship

(If non-USA use Postal code and
remove help text)
(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent or US
citizen legal guardian)

Address line 1

Text

Address line 2
City or town
State/Province

Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

ZIP code/Postal code

Text

Street number and name (Do not provide a PO Box unless it is the ONLY
address.)
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

Provide a 5 or 9-digit ZIP code.
[Blue alert]
[b] If the child’s U.S. citizen parent is
deceased and you are the child’s U.S.
citizen grandparent or the child’s U.S.
citizen legal guardian, provide information
about yourself.

OR
(if 8.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent)
========
[Blue alert]

If you are the U.S. citizen parent, and you
will rely on the child's grandparent's
physical presence, please provide the
child’s U.S. citizen grandparent’s
information.
7.5

The child’s U.S. citizen grandparent Birth in the United States
or U.S. citizen legal guardian is a
U.S. citizen by:
Acquisition after birth through U.S. Citizen Parent(s)
Birth outside the United States to U.S. Citizen Parent(s)
Naturalization

Radio

Radio
Radio
Radio

Child's Family

CHILD'S FAMILY: N-600K

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citizen parents]

Paper Form
Question
7.6

Question

Sub-Question

Field Type

What is the grandparent's or legal
guardian's A-Number?

A-

Text

Instructional Text

Help Text

Alert

Required?

Notes

Provide a 7, 8, or 9-digit number. If your A-Number is fewer than 9 digits,
the system will automatically add zero(s) after the "A" and before the
first digit so there is a total of 9 digits, for example: A-001234567.

[If birth outside the U.S. to U.S. citizen
parents]
OR
[if naturalized]
7.7

(if yes)
Legal guardian's
other information

(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen legal guardian)
=============
[blue alert]

7.8
7.9
7.10

(If non-USA use Province and text field)
(If non-USA use Postal code and
remove help text)

They do not have or know their A-Number.
Has the U.S. citizen grandparent or Yes/No
legal guardian ever lost their U.S.
citizenship or taken any action that
would cause loss of U.S.
citizenship?
Provide an explanation regardless of whether U.S. citizenship has since
been regained.

When did your legal guardianship MM/DD/YYYY
begin?
What is the name of the
authority that granted you legal
guardianship?
What is the address of the
Country
authority that granted you legal
guardianship?
Address line 1
Address line 2
City or town
State/Province
ZIP code/Postal code

Checkbox
Radio

Text
[blue alert]
Only provide information if you are the
U.S. citizen legal guardian to the child.

Date
Text
Dropdown/Text

Text
Text
Text
Dropdown/Text

Street number and name
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor

Text

Provide a 5 or 9-digit ZIP code.

Child's Family

CHILD'S INTERVIEW: N-600K

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Child's Interview

Interview request

Tertiary Nav

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Paper Form
Question
9.1

9.2

Question

Sub-Question

Where would you prefer to have USCIS office location
your interview?

When would you prefer to be
interviewed?

Revisions

Field Type

Instructional Text

Text

Provide information about the location where you prefer to have the
interview and a date range when you are available for the interview. We
will attempt to accommodate the requested preferences.

City or town
State
From MM/DD/YY

Text
Dropdown/Text
Date

To MM/DD/YY

Date

Find the closest USCIS office by using our Field Office Locator.

Help Text

Alert

Required?

Notes

https://www.uscis.go
v/field-offices

The interview date range should be at least 90 days after filing Form N600K and must occur before the child's 18th birthday.

Child's Interview

EVIDENCE: N-600K

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2" x 2" photo of child

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Paper Form

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Document Type

2" x 2" Photo of Child

Instructions Page 7

Upload

Upload two copies of a recent color photograph of the child taken within 30 days of filing this application. The photograph must measure 2
• 2" x 2" Photo
inches by 2 inches, with the child's face measuring 1 inch to 1 3/8 inch from their chin to the top of their head. The child's eyes should be between • Other
1 1/8 inch and 1 3/8 inch from the bottom of the photo.
Make sure the whole face is visible, the child is facing the camera directly, and the background is white or off-white. The child's head must be bare,
unless contrary to the child's religious beliefs.
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 tools.

File Requirements
• Clear and readable
• Accepted file formats: JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
• No encrypted or password-protected files
• If your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English translation
and the translator's certification with each original document.
• Upload no more than five documents at a time
• Accepted file name characters: English letters, numbers, spaces, periods,
hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
• Maximum size: 12MB per file

Child's birth certificate

Child's Birth Certificate

Instructions Page 7

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the child's birth certificate or record that was issued and certified by a civil authority in their country of birth.

• Birth certificate
• Other

• Clear and readable
• Accepted file formats: JPG, JPEG, PDF, TIF or TIFF
• No encrypted or password-protected files
• If your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English translation
and the translator's certification with each original document.
• Upload no more than five documents at a time
• Accepted file name characters: English letters, numbers, spaces, periods,
hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
• Maximum size: 12MB per file

U.S. citizen parent's birth
certificate or record

U.S. Citizen Parent's Birth
Certificate or Record

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the U.S. citizen parent's birth certificate or record that was issued and certified by a civil authority in their country of
birth.

• Birth certificate
• Other

U.S. citizen parent's marriage
certificates

U.S. Citizen Parent's Marriage
Certificates

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the U.S. citizen parent's marriage certificate that was issued and certified by a civil authority in the state or country of
marriage.

• Marriage certificate
• Other

U.S. citizen parent's marriage
termination documents

U.S. Citizen Parent's Marriage
Termination Documents

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the certified divorce decree, death certificate, or annulment document that terminated the U.S. citizen parent's
marriage.

•
•
•
•

(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen parent or U.S. Proof of U.S. Citizenship of
citizen grandparent)
Qualifying Parent or
Grandparent

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the U.S. citizen parent's proof of U.S. citizenship. Upload documents for the U.S. citizen grandparent if the parent does
not meet the requirement. Examples include:

• Birth certificate
• Form N-550
• Form N-560
• Form FS-240
• U.S. passport
• Other

Proof of U.S. citizen parent’s
death

(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent
or U.S. citizen legal guardian)

Proof of U.S. Citizen Parent’s
Death

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload evidence to prove that the U.S. citizen parent died within the last five years.

• Death certificate
• Other

Child's proof of legitimation

[if 5.5 (Were child's parents
married when child was
born/adopted) = NO]

Child's Proof of Legitimation

Instructions Page 8

Upload

If the child was born out of wedlock and their U.S. citizen parent is their father, upload a copy or image of evidence establishing legitimation.
Documents must establish legitimation under the laws of the child’s or parent’s residence or domicile. The child must have been in the legal
custody of the parent at the time of legitimation.

• Proof of legitimation
• Other

If you are the U.S. citizen legal guardian to the child, upload a copy or image of certified evidence of legal guardianship issued by the legal
authority of the guardian's residence or domicile.

• Proof of legal guardianship
• Other

Upload a copy or image of any documents showing that the qualifying U.S. citizen parent has legal and physical custody of the child.

• Proof of legal and physical custody
• Other

Note: If you are not in the United States when filing this form, do not upload the following evidence.

• Form I-94
• Form I-102
• Other

• Passport
• Other

Proof of U.S. citizenship of
qualifying parent or grandparent

• A U.S. birth certificate;
• Form N-550, Certificate of Naturalization;
• Form N-560, Certificate of Citizenship;
• Form FS-240, Consular Report of Birth Abroad of United States Citizen; or
• A valid unexpired U.S. passport.

Divorce decree
Death certificate
Annulment document
Other

Find more information about legitimation here.

Proof of legal guardianship

(if 2.1 = U.S. citizen grandparent
or U.S. citizen legal guardian)

Proof of Legal Guardianship

Instructions Page 8

U.S. citizen parent's proof of legal
and physical custody

U.S. Citizen Parent's Proof of
Legal and Physical Custody

Instructions Page 8

Child's proof of lawful admission
and maintenance of lawful status

Child's Proof of Lawful Admission
and Maintenance of Lawful
Status

Upload

Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record, is required, if available, at the time of interview for all children seeking citizenship under INA section 322,
except for eligible children of members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
If U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or USCIS issued Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record to the child, provide Form I-94 number and the
date that the child's authorized period of stay expires or expired (as shown on Form I-94). The Form I-94 number also is known as the Departure
Number on some versions of Form I-94. If the child does not have an I-94 number, one of the following scenarios may apply:

Alerts

Required

Links

Notes

https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/pass
ports/photos/photo-composition-template.html

www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-hchapter-2#S-B.

https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/i94
https://www.uscis.gov/i-102

• If CBP or USCIS issued Form I-94 to the child, but it is now lost or destroyed, he or she may apply for a replacement by filing Form I102, Application for Replacement/Initial Nonimmigrant Arrival-Departure Document.
• If CBP or USCIS did not issue Form I-94 to the child and he or she believes that Form I-94 should have been issued, the person
filing this form may contact the agency that should have issued it to attempt to resolve the matter.
• If CBP did not issue Form I-94 to the child because it captured arrival information electronically, type or print "N/A" in the fields that
request an I-94 Arrival-Departure Record Number. In this instance, it is important for the child to provide a passport or travel document number
where it is requested on the application. (See below.)
Note: If the child was admitted to the United States by CBP at an airport or seaport after April 30, 2013, he or she may have been issued an
electronic Form I-94 by CBP, instead of a paper Form I-94. You may visit the CPB website at www.cbp.gov/i94 to obtain a paper version of an
electronic Form I-94. CBP does not charge a fee for this service. Some travelers admitted to the United States at a land border, airport, or
seaport, after April 30, 2013 with a passport or travel document, who were issued a paper Form I-94 by CBP, may also be able to obtain a
replacement Form I-94 from the CBP website without charge. If you cannot obtain your Form I-94 from the CBP website, you may obtain it by filing
Form I-102, Application for Replacement/Initial Nonimmigrant Arrival-Departure Record, with USCIS. USCIS does charge a fee for this service.
See the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov/I-102 for more information.
Child's passport and travel
document numbers

Child's Passport and Travel
Document Numbers

Instructions Page 9

Upload

If the child used a passport or travel document to travel to the United States, provide a copy of the passport or travel document, even if the
passport or travel document is currently expired.

Proof of required physical
residence

Proof of Required Physical
Residence

Instructions Page 9

Upload

Upload a copy or image of any document that proves the U.S. citizen parent's or grandparent's (if applicable) physical presence in the United • School, employment, or military records
States. Physical presence is calculated in the aggregate and includes time accrued in the United States even during periods when not a U.S. • Deeds, mortgages, or leases showing residence
• U.S. Social Security quarterly reports
citizen. For example:
• Attestations by churches, unions, or other
organizations
• School, employment, or military records;
• Affidavits of third parties
• Deeds, mortgages, or leases showing residence;
• Passport copies
• U.S. Social Security Administration reports;
• Other
• Attestations by churches, unions, or other organizations;
• Affidavits by third parties having knowledge of the parent's (or grandparent's) physical presence; or
• Passport copies showing all entries and exits.

Evidence the Child is the
Adopted Child of a U.S. Citizen
Parent

Instructions Page 9

Upload

Upload copies or images of evidence related to the child's adoption. You must provide copies of:

Evidence the child is the adopted
child of a U.S. citizen parent

[IF 4.1 = YES/CHILD ADOPTED]
OR
(if 3.1 = adopted child)

• A full, final, and complete adoption decree; AND
• Notice of Approval of Form I-600, Petition to Classify Orphan as an Immediate Relative and supporting documentation for the petition (except
home study), if the child was adopted under INA section 101(b)(1)(F) through the orphan process; or
• Notice of Approval of Form I-800, Petition to Classify Convention Adoptee as an Immediate Relative and supporting documentation for the
petition, if the child was adopted under INA section 101(b)(1)(G) through the Hague Adoption Convention process; or
• Evidence the child has been admitted to the United States on an IR-3, IR-4, IH-3, or IH-4 visa; or
• Evidence the child was adopted before age 16 (or age 18 if the INA section 101(b)(1)(E)(ii) sibling exception applies) and that the adoptive parent
had 2 years of legal custody and joint residence with the child, if the child meets requirements for family-based adoption under INA section
101(b)(1)(E).

• Adoption decree
• Form I-600
• Form I-800
• Evidence child admitted on IR-3, IR-4, IH-3, or IH4 visas
• Evidence child adopted before age 16

Note: You are required to submit this evidence, unless such documents are already contained in the USCIS administrative record or do not apply.

Evidence

EVIDENCE: N-600K

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File Requirements

[if child has additional names or
additional dates of birth]

Evidence of Child's Legal Name
and Date of Birth Changes

Instructions Page 9

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the legal documents showing a name change or date of birth, issued and certified by the court that authorized the
changes. Examples include:

• Marriage certificate
• Divorce decree
• Adoption decree
• Court document
• Other

• Marriage certificate;
• Divorce decree;
• Adoption decree; or
• Court document.

Child's marriage certificates

[IF 3.10 = CHILD MARRIED,
DIVORCED, WIDOWED,
SEPARATED, ANNULLED]

Child's Marriage Certificates

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the child's marriage certificate that was issued and certified by a civil authority in the state or country of marriage.

• Marriage certificate
• Other

Child's marriage termination
documents

[IF 3.10 = CHILD DIVORCED,
WIDOWED, OR ANNULLED]

Child's Marriage Termination
Documents

Instructions Page 8

Upload

Upload a copy or image of the certified divorce decree, death certificate, or annulment document that terminated the child's marriage.

•
•
•
•

Secondary Evidence

Instructions Page 9

Upload

If a required document is unavailable, you must provide a typed or printed explanation of the reasons why required documents are unavailable
and submit secondary evidence to establish eligibility. Secondary evidence must overcome the unavailability of the required documents. USCIS may
request an original typed or printed statement from the appropriate government or other legal authority to support your claim that the
documents are unavailable.

• Baptismal certificate
• School record
• Census records
• Affidavits
• Other

Secondary evidence

The following are examples of secondary evidence that may be submitted to establish eligibility:
• Baptismal Certificate;
• School Record;
• Census Records; or
• Affidavits (if other types of secondary evidence are not available). Typed or printed statements sworn to (or affirmed) by two people who have
personal knowledge of the claimed event. Affidavits must overcome the unavailability of both required documents and secondary evidence.

Divorce decree
Death certificate
Annulment document
Other

Alerts

Required

Links

Notes

Evidence

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: N-600K

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additional information
for your application.

Add additional
information

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If you need to provide any additional
information for any of your answers to the
questions in this form, enter it into the space
below. You should include the questions that
you are referencing.

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information, you may leave this section blank.

Additional Information

REVIEW AND SUBMIT: N-600K

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the ${formType}. Missing or incomplete information may slow down the
review process after you submit your ${formType}.
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you want before you submit it.
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Refund policy: USCIS does not refund fees, regardless of any action we
take on your application, petition or request, or how long USCIS takes to
reach a decision. By continuing this transaction, you acknowledge that you
must submit fees in the exact amount and that you are paying the fees for a
government service.
You have one or more alerts and warnings based on the information you provided
in your application.

Alerts and warnings

A red alert means you have incomplete responses or inconsistent data. You cannot
submit your application with any alerts.
A yellow warning means you may be missing information or may need to follow-up
with us about your responses. You can still submit your application, but some
warnings may slow down the review process after you submit your application.
A green alert means you have completed all required fields and responses.
Review the N-600K form information

Your application
summary

Here is a summary of all the information you provided in your application.

Make sure you have provided responses for everything that applies to you
before you submit your application. You can edit your responses by going
to each application section using the site navigation.
We also prepared a draft case snapshot with your responses, which you
can download below.
View draft case snapshot

Preparer's
certification and
signature

Preparer's certification and signature I certify, under penalty of perjury, that I prepared this
application for the applicant at his or her request and with
express consent and that all of the responses and
information contained in and submitted with the
application are complete, true, and correct and reflects
only information provided by the applicant. The applicant
reviewed the responses and information and informed me
that he or she understands the responses and information
in or submitted with the application.

(if preparer)

Your preparer must read and agree to the certification below.

As the applicant's preparer, you must sign on paper
and provide your signature page to the applicant.
Follow these steps:
1. Download the Preparer Signature page
2. Print the Preparer Signature page
3. Read and sign the Preparer Signature page
4. Give the signed Preparer Signature page to the
applicant
The applicant will need to scan and upload your
completed signature page on the next screen.
Preparer signature
Interpreter’s
certification and
signature

12.6
(If interpreter)

Preparer's Signature Upload
Interpreter's certification and
signature

Upload

Scan and upload your preparer's completed signature page below.
Your interpreter must read and agree to the certification below.

Upload

Scan and upload your interpreter's completed signature page below.
You must read and agree to the certification below. If you knowingly and
willfully falsify or conceal a material fact or submit a false document with
your application, we can deny your application and may deny any other
immigration benefit. You may also face criminal prosecution and penalties
provided by law.

I certify, under penalty of perjury that: I am fluent in
English and the language provided in the Getting
Started section of this application, and I have
interpreted every question on the application and
Instructions and interpreted the applicant’s answers to the
questions in that language, and the applicant informed
me that he or she understood every instruction,
question, and answer on the application.
As the applicant's interpreter, you must sign on paper
and provide your signature page to the applicant.
Follow these steps:
1. Download the Interpreter Signature page
2. Print the Interpreter Signature page
3. Read and sign the Interpreter Signature page
4. Give the signed Interpreter Signature page to the
applicant
The applicant will need to scan and upload your
completed signature page on the next screen.

Interpreter signature
Applicant's
certification and
signature

11.6

Interpreter's Signature Upload
Applicant's certification and signature

I certify, under penalty of perjury, that I provided or
authorized all of the responses and information
contained in and submitted with my application, I
read and understand or, if interpreted to me in a
language in which I am fluent by the interpreter
named in the Getting Started section, understood, all
of the responses and information contained in, and
submitted with, my application, and that all of the
responses and the information are complete, true,
and correct. Furthermore, I authorize the release of
any information from any and all of my records that
USCIS may need to determine my eligibility for an
immigration request and to other entities and persons
where necessary for the administration and
enforcement of U.S. immigration law.

I have read and agree to the applicant's statement
10.4

Pay and submit

(If Your certification
and signature is
complete)

Your signature

Pay for and submit your application

Checkbox
Text

You must provide your digital signature below by typing your full legal
name. We may deny your application if you do not completely fill out this
application or fail to submit required documents. We will record the date of
your signature with your application.
The final step to submit your Form N-600K, Application for Citizenship and
Issuance of Certificate Under Section 322 is to pay the required fee.

Yes

Your application fee is: $[xxx]
Refund policy: By continuing this transaction, you agree that you are paying for a
government service and that the filing fee, biometric services fee and all related
financial transactions are final and not refundable, regardless of any action USCIS
takes on an application, petition or request, or how long USCIS takes to reach a
decision. You must submit all fees in the exact amounts.

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When you have paid your fee, your [petition, application, request] will be
submitted.
Pay.gov will redirect you to a uscis.gov confirmation screen, which will include your
receipt number. Please keep a copy of your receipt number for your records. You
can track the status of your [petition, application, request] through your USCIS
online account.

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submission) (No nav)

You have successfully submitted your
Form N-600K, Application for
Citizenship and Issuance of
Certificate Under Section 322

We will contact you if we have any questions or need
additional information. You can track the status of your
request through your USCIS online account.

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You can try again now to sign and submit your requests or
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processed on Pay.gov.
Issuance of Certificate Under Section
322
You can try again now to sign and submit your request or
save your request and exit. We will save your request for
30 days from when you started it.

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