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Do I have to change my name on my naturalization certificate after marriage?

N-400 Name Change During your swearing-in ceremony, you will be given a certificate proving your name has been legally changed. However, if the USCIS denies this request during your interview, then you will need to request your name change after you receive your naturalization documents.

Why does USCIS need birth certificate?

There are many USCIS applications or petitions that requiring a copy of birth certificate. For example, if you wish to apply for green card (U.S. lawful permanent residence) for your child, parents, or sibling, you must submit a copy of birth certificate to prove the existence of eligible relative relationship.

How do I change my name on my citizenship certificate?

Certificates of Naturalization Applicants may submit Form N-565 to update their name on a replacement Certificate of Naturalization based on a name change ordered by a state court with jurisdiction or due to marriage or divorce.

How important is birth certificate for green card?

Every immigrant will be required to provide a certified birth certificate with his or her green card application. This includes a child who is immigrating with his parents. For family-based immigration categories, the Petitioner will also need to provide a birth certificate.

Can you change your name on a certificate?

There are some cases where you can re-register a birth or make a correction to an existing record. You can also record a change to a name in some limited cases. This can be done instead of, or as well as, a change of name by deed poll. It is not compulsory.

Do you need original birth certificate for immigration interview?

When filing Form I-485, you may submit a photocopy of an original or certified copy of your birth certificate. However, we highly recommend that you take an original or certified copy of the birth certificate to the adjustment of status interview. The immigration officer may request to see it at that time.

Why does USCIS ask for birth certificate?

There are many USCIS applications or petitions that requiring a copy of birth certificate. For example, if you wish to apply for green card (U.S. lawful permanent residence) for your child, parents, or sibling, you must submit a copy of birth certificate to prove the existence of eligible relative relationship.

Does USCIS ask for original birth certificate?

Birth certificates. You are not required to file an original birth certificate, but USCIS officers sometimes request to see the original at the time of your USCIS interview. If you have only one original, certified copy of your birth certificate it is generally a good idea not to file it.

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