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Begin by filling out Part 1, indicating the child's eligibility for citizenship under INA section 322. Select the appropriate box that applies.
In Part 2, provide the child's current legal name as it appears on their birth certificate. Ensure accuracy and avoid nicknames.
Continue to fill in all required fields in Part 2, including date of birth, country of birth, and mailing address. Use black ink if printing manually.
For Parts 3 and 4, enter information about the U.S. citizen parent or grandparent. Include their legal names, dates of birth, and addresses.
Complete Parts 5 through 10 by providing details about physical presence in the U.S., any prior applications for citizenship, and signatures where required.
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Form N-600K, Application for Citizenship. Complete and sign your Form N-400. take the English and civics tests, unless exempt. file Form N-600, Application for
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