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Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document
We simplify the complex N-565 application and interview prep so you can focus on your journey.
What is this Service?
The N-565 is the application used to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged naturalization or citizenship document, or to request a corrected document.
- Application for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document
- Practical application guidance
- Secure online form preparation
Who Qualifies?
You may qualify if your naturalization or citizenship document needs to be replaced or corrected. Our platform helps you prepare your application with precision.
- Naturalized U.S. citizens
- Individuals holding a Certificate of Citizenship
- Individuals whose document was lost, stolen, damaged, or issued with an error
Application Process
From checking your eligibility to final submission, we guide you through every milestone of your naturalization process.
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Eligibility
Free 2-minute assessment
Account
Secure your profile
Questionnaire
Simplified N-565 flow
Documents
Secure cloud upload
Attorney Review
Professional quality check
Submit
Direct digital filing
Eligibility Requirements
Prior Document Issued
Have previously been issued a naturalization or citizenship document.
Eligible Reason
Show a qualifying reason such as loss, theft, damage, or a needed correction.
Supporting Documents
Provide evidence supporting the replacement or correction request.
Accurate Information
Complete your application with accurate and consistent information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should file Form N-565?
Naturalized citizens or Certificate of Citizenship holders needing a replacement or correction.
Can I request a name change on my document?
Yes, if you have had a legal name change since your document was issued.
What if USCIS made an error on my document?
You may request a correction, and in some cases the fee may be waived if the error was USCIS’s.
What documents are required?
Evidence such as a police report, proof of the error, or legal documentation of a name change, depending on the reason for your request.