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I need citizenship applications, children’s applications, alien registration
cards, where can I get them? |
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We have no USCIS forms. Please contact them directly
at www.uscis.gov,
or call1-800-375-5283 (call center) or 1-800-870-3676 (to request forms). |
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I mailed my application for citizenship many months ago but I haven’t
heard anything. Can you help me? |
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Unfortunately, no. Please contact the USCIS directly to inquire about the
delay in processing your case. |
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I lost my citizenship certificate. How do I get a replacement? |
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Please
contact the USCIS directly. Meanwhile, we can provide you with a certified
letter verifying that you were naturalized in the US District Court for the
Western District of Michigan if you were naturalized as an adult in our
court. The charge is $11.00 or $11.50, depending on the number of
pages, and advance payment is required. Contact
info@miwd.uscourts.gov or phone 616-456-2381. Include your name as it was when you were
naturalized, previous name if applicable, approximate date of admission, and
payment information. |
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I was naturalized with my parents years ago. Can I get a certified letter or
replacement certificate from you? |
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Our
court does not maintain any records of minor children who were naturalized
with their parents. Please contact the USCIS for more information. |
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The passport agency requires proof of my citizenship. I lost my documents.
What should I give them? |
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The
best we can do is to provide you with a certified letter verifying your naturalization in our court. Check with
the passport agency to find out whether it is acceptable to them.
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I need copies of old naturalization records (early 1900's). Do you have
them? |
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We do
not have records prior to 1920. Contact the National Archives and Record Administration located in
Chicago, Illinois, or the county court where the person resided at the time they were
naturalized. |
