Certificate of citizenship
Confirm your citizenship with clear evidence.
Form N-600
The N-600 requests a Certificate of Citizenship when you already acquired it through your parents. At Étika, we review the family link and the evidence behind the file.
What it is
The N-600 does not “create” citizenship: it helps obtain official proof of citizenship that may have been acquired through a parent or parents.
In simple terms, is the document that confirmed legally that eres U.S. citizen even if you were not born in the United States or still do not have a U.S. passport. It serves as official proof with government, educational, immigration, or legal entities.
The strength of the case depends on the evidence: citizenship of the parent or parents, family relationship, age of the applicant and residence or custody documents.
When it is used
This request is common when the person is already a citizen but needs formal and permanent proof of that status.
- One or both parents are U.S. citizens.
- The child acquired citizenship automatically before age 18.
- An official certificate is needed for immigration, educational, or legal.
- We confirm age at the time key of adquisición of citizenship.
- We review family relationship, custody, residency and available documents.
- We organize the evidence before preparing the Form N-600.
Required documents
The page should not overwhelm the client; that is why we group documentation by proof, not as an endless list.
The goal is to build a coherent document story: who is the applicant, who is the U.S. citizen parent, what the family relationship is, and what evidence confirms residence, custody or convivencia when applies.
Applicant
Certificate of birth, identification valid and documents immigration availables.
Padre or mother or parent
Passport U.S., certificate of naturalization, certificate of citizenship or other proof official.
Relationship family
Certificate of birth of the child and documents that conecten legally al applicant with the father or parent citizen.
Residency and custody
Evidence of residency in the U.S., custody legal or convivencia, based on applies al case.
Etika process
Convertimos a story family compleja en a file clear, organized and easy to review.
Validation initial
We confirm if the N-600 parece ser the ruta adecuada and what evidence falta before move forward.
Mapa family
We organize family relationship, citizenship of the parent or parents, age of the beneficiary and documents key.
Document preparation
We prepare the form and structure the package so that the file has order and coherence.
Follow-up
We guide you on receipts, requests for evidence, interview if applicable and next administrative steps.
Costs of the process
A clear price for your certificate of citizenship.
We separate the official USCIS fee from ÉTIKA's fees so you know exactly what you pay. The official fee may be updated and is confirmed before filing.
Document review of derived citizenship, N-600 preparation and evidence organization. The USCIS fee is paid separately.
Consult with an advisorDetailed information
Details important en capas, so that the usuario lea lo necesario without sentirse saturado.
What happens after applying?
USCIS reviews the eligibility, can request additional evidence and in some cases can schedule interview. If approved, emite the Certificate of Citizenship.
Who can request it?
Can requestlo the person that adquirió citizenship automatically a través of a parent or parents citizen. En cases of menores, también can start the process parent or parents or representbefore legal.
What result does the service seek?
The result esperado is obtener a proof official and permanent of citizenship U.S., if el case is approved by USCIS.
Ready to review your evidence?
Contact us with the nombre of the applicant, parent or parents citizen and available documents.
General information and editable. Official fees, timelines and requirements can change and are confirmed before preparing or filing the process. Étika Global Consulting provides administrative guidance, document preparation and follow-up. We do not provide legal representation.