N600 Legitimated prior to 16 question

[rookie123 0]

Hi, I am applying for the N600. However, I am not able to obtain my parent's marriage certificate because they got married in a Village from Asia (one of those Asian traditional marriage) and during that time period it wasn't a thing in their society. Here's my question, what proof can I use to show that my father legitimated me prior to my 16 birthday?

Timeline:

1991: Came to the States with my mother and father and obtained GC

2000: My father became a US citizen, I was 13 at the time.

I have been living with my father and mother under the same residents when I was under 18. I also have my birth certificate with my father's name on it.

Thanks.

[Bill and Vicky 25]

A copy of your birth certificate with your father's name on it, and a copy of his naturalization certificate. I would think that's all you need.

You could also create a letter saying that your parents were married on this date in this village, and they didn't have written certificates. If you wrote a letter asking for it, and was told you couldn't have it because it didn't exist, include that with your evidence.

Regards,

Bill