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The document provides detailed instructions for completing Form N-400, the application for naturalization to become a U.S. citizen. It outlines eligibility requirements, including age, residency, moral character, and knowledge of U.S. history and government. The document also explains the naturalization testing process, exemptions from language tests, and specific instructions for filling out the form. Additionally, it includes information on required documents, filing fees, processing procedures, and penalties for falsification. Resources for further assistance are provided.

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Begin by filling out Part 1, which asks for your eligibility. Check the box that applies to you and ensure only one box is checked.
In Part 2, provide your current legal name as it appears on your birth certificate. If applicable, include any other names you have used.
Complete Part 3 by entering your contact information, including phone numbers and email address. Ensure all details are accurate.
For Part 4, list every address where you have lived in the last five years. Include dates and avoid using a PO Box unless necessary.
Proceed to Parts 5 through 10, providing information about your parents, employment history, marital status, and children as required.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing in Part 12. Ensure that your application is complete and includes the necessary filing fee.

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Can I put n/a on a passport application?

Enter name exactly as it appears in your passport. If you have any other legal names (such as a maiden name), or nicknames that appear on academic or other official records, use these boxes to provide them. Any unused boxes should be filled in with N/A.

Should I put n/a on USCIS forms?

When filling out the Form I-864, its generally a good practice to follow the instructions provided by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). If the instructions specify that you should write ``N/A or ``NONE in every field that does not apply to you, then its advisable to do so.

Should you put n/a on an application?

There may be some questions that do not apply to you, which is fine. However, you might want to consider filling in the spaces with something like N/A or not applicable, which demonstrates that you still read through the application thoroughly. Always answer the questions on your application honestly.

How to apply for an N-600 application?

You have two options for filing your Form N-600 with USCIS: Online, using an electronic application form; or. By mail, using a paper application form.