N-565 SOLICITUD DE REEMPLAZO DEL DOCUMENTO DE NATURALIZACIÓN / CIUDADANÍA

La solicitud N-565 es utilizada para aplicar por el reemplazo de los documentos de ciudadanía, como el Certificado de Ciudadanía, Certificado de Naturalización, Declaración de Intención, Certificado de Repatriación, o para aplicar por un Certificado Especial de Naturalización como Ciudadano de los Estados Unidos, para ser reconocido por un país extranjero. También se puede utilizar la solicitud N-565 para actualizar su nombre y corregir ciertos errores en el Certificado de Naturalización, pero en ningún caso podrá ser utilizada para corregir una fecha de nacimiento, colocada erróneamente y bajo juramento en la aplicación N-400.

En Tsang & Associates, tenemos una larga trayectoria de éxito ayudando a miles de clientes con la solicitud N-600, e igualmente asistiendo a nuestros clientes a completar el proceso desde el inicio hasta el final. Con gusto le brindaremos toda la ayuda que Usted necesita.

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COSTOS LEGALES

Nuestra estructura de precios es única porque nos encargamos de personalizar nuestros servicios para cada cliente individualmente. Nuestros precios son accesibles y varían de acuerdo a cada cliente, dependiendo de sus necesidades particulares. Los clientes podrán hacer uso de todos nuestros servicios o solo de algunos de ellos.

Nuestro precio base por un caso regular N-565 es de $500, sin incluir los costos gubernamentales o pagos a terceros. Con gusto le proveeremos de una propuesta individual para su caso durante su consulta. Por favor revise la información adicional.

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PROCESAMIENTO GENERAL

Paso 1: Análisis de elegibilidad para la aplicación N-565

Estrategia

Nos reuniremos con usted para confirmar su elegibilidad para la solicitud N-565. Crearemos una estrategia y estableceremos un paso a paso, decidiendo el camino más conveniente para su caso.

Paso 2: Recopilación de todos los documentos necesarios para la aplicación de la solicitud N-565

Formularios y documentos

Nuestro equipo completará todos los formularios y recopilará todos los documentos necesarios para su proceso. Seguidamente, presentaremos un paquete de aplicación completo, con el objetivo de que su caso sea aprobado.

Paso 3: Cita para la toma de huellas

Cita para la toma de huellas

Usted deberá asistir una cita para la toma de huellas dactilares, cuyo propósito es verificar su identidad y revisar sus antecedentes criminales. Nuestro personal le asistirá en todo este proceso.

Paso 4: Respuestas a requerimientos de evidencia adicional

Procedimiento Administrativo

Después de la entrevista, nosotros le ayudaremos a estudiar las posibles respuestas por parte de la Embajada u Oficina de USCIS. Desde requerimientos de documentación adicional, hasta revisión de aplicaciones, incluyendo alertas por fraude.

Paso 5: La aprobación es solo el comienzo

El seguimiento

Una vez que su aplicación sea aprobada, USCIS le enviara por correo su Certificado de Ciudadanía o Certificado de Naturalización. Le ayudaremos a preparar un plan para objetivos futuros tales como obtener su pasaporte Americano o hacer una petición para un familiar.

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RECURSOS ADICIONALES

Checklist of Required Evidence

Did you provide the following?

Two identical passport-style photographs
Your original document or certificate if you are applying for a new or replacement document due to a name, date of birth, or gender change
A copy of the original document if you are applying for replacement of a lost, stolen, or destroyed document (if applicable)
A police report or a sworn statement if you are applying for replacement of a lost, stolen, or destroyed document
Evidence of a USCIS typographical or clerical error (if applicable)
Evidence of your legal name change (if applicable)
Evidence of your legal date of birth change (if applicable)
Evidence of your legal gender change (if applicable)
Evidence of your marital status change (if applicable)
A copy of your original naturalization certificate if applying for special certificate of naturalization

Filing Fee

The updated filing fee for form I-565 can be found here. If you file your Form N-565 online, you may pay your fee online. If you file your Form N-565 by mail (paper), you may pay the fee with a money order, personal check, cashier’s check, or by credit card using Form G-1450, Authorization for Credit Card Transactions. If you pay by check, you must make your check payable to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

When you send a payment, you agree to pay for a government service. Filing and biometric service fees are final and non-refundable, regardless of any action we take on your application, petition, or request, or if you withdraw your request.

Eligibility for N-565

You may apply for a replacement if:

You were issued a Certificate of Naturalization, Certificate of Citizenship, Declaration of Intention, or Repatriation Certificate, which was lost, stolen, destroyed, or mutilated;
You were issued a Certificate of Naturalization, Certificate of Citizenship, Declaration or Repatriation Certificate which is incorrect due to typographical/clerical error by USCIS;
Your name was changed by marriage or by court order after the document was issued and you seek a document in your new name;
You received your Certificate of Citizenship and afterward, you obtained a court order or a state-issued document that changes your date of birth and you seek a certificate with the new date of birth;
You were issued a Certificate of Citizenship or a Certificate of Naturalization and your change of gender is legally recognized through a court order, a government-issued document, or a medical certification; or
You are a naturalized citizen seeking a special certificate of naturalization for the purpose of a foreign country recognizing you as a citizen of the United States.

Sworn Statements

A sworn statement is a declaration of the facts. It’s like testimony in a written form. Your statement should describe the circumstances of how, when and where your citizenship document was lost, stolen or destroyed.
A sworn statement does not need to be notarized. At the end of the sworn statement, include a sentence that says, “I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.”

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MUESTRAS Y PLANTILLAS

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Attorney Brief: [coming soon] We will provide an attorney brief sample for the N-565 petition.

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Cover Letter: [coming soon] We will also provide a cover letter sample for the N-565 petition.

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Sample Request for Evidence: [coming soon] Requests for evidence can be used to strengthen the case.

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Forms: Here is a list of the forms that are needed by USCIS

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Sample Checklist: [coming soon] We look at the client’s unique situation and create customized checklists to strengthen their cases.

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USCIS Fee Calculator: This is to help calculate how much the filing fee will be.

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USCIS Mailing Address: This address is where it is mailed to USCIS.

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USCIS Processing Timetable: This will help you figure out how long it will take to process.

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ASC Field Offices: Listed are the addresses of the field offices for the bio-metrics.

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PREGUNTAS MÁS FRECUENTES

What is the difference between a Certificate of Naturalization and a Certificate of Citizenship?

A Certificate of Naturalization is proof of U.S. citizenship for people who have gotten citizenship through the naturalization process. During the Citizenship Ceremony, naturalized citizens receive a Certificate of Naturalization as proof of their U.S. citizenship. If you have lost your Certificate of Naturalization, you can use Form N-565 to replace it.
A Certificate of Citizenship is proof of U.S. citizenship for people who are already U.S. citizens, either by birth or through “automatic citizenship”. They can request a Certificate of Citizenship to prove their U.S. citizenship using Form N-600.
Form N-600 or Form N-565 are not applications for naturalization. People who are U.S. permanent residents (green card holders) can apply for U.S. citizenship with Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.

How long does N-565 take to process?

After you submit your Form N-565, USCIS will start the process of checking all of your documents, and see if the application is complete. If you somehow forgot to submit something, or your application is not complete, your application will most likely be denied by USCIS, which will lead to more time being wasted. When this happens, you will be notified by USCIS.

It takes up to 30 days to receive a notice from USCIS. Once you see that you’ve been sent an Application Receipt number, it means that your application has been received and the USCIS members are processing it. You may also be requested to show proof that you’ll go to the office for an interview.

Overall, the application of Form N-565 should be a process that takes about five months – at least – if everything goes well.

When should I file for a new citizenship certificate?

You should only file for a new citizenship certificate if USCIS made a mistake on the original document, or you get your name changed legally. Also, if there’s any requirement for a special certificate by a foreign country, you can also file for a new one. And of course, losing, destroying or having the document mutilated makes you eligible for filing an N-565.

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