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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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I remember all throughout the other processes the instructions specifically said CERTIFIED copies of marriage license, divorce decrees, birth certificates, etc. I'm not seeing this requirement on the naturalization instructions. Are they actually accepting regular copies for naturalization or am I just missing the CERTIFIED in the instructions?

Cassi & Benny's Important Dates


4/19/07 - Met Online ***** 8/12/08 - K1 Visa Received (191 days between NOA1 & receipt)
11/9/08 - MARRIED *****
2/9/09 - EAD Received (78 days between NOA1 & receipt)

4/11/09 - Green Card Received (139 days between NOA1 & receipt)
5/21/11 - 10Y Green Card Received (127 days between NOA1 & receipt)

5/16/13 - Bought our house

9/26/13 Oath (114 days between NOA1 & ceremony)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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I remember all throughout the other processes the instructions specifically said CERTIFIED copies of marriage license, divorce decrees, birth certificates, etc. I'm not seeing this requirement on the naturalization instructions. Are they actually accepting regular copies for naturalization or am I just missing the CERTIFIED in the instructions?

There was no such statement in the other processes. Regular photocopies were sufficient in all the other processes except of course when originals were required (realising that with the wedding certificate etc they are all "certified copies" of the original and issued by the original issuing body who retains the actual original).

The requirements for N-400 are the same as the others. Regular photocopies unless it specifies original.

FWIW, certified copies in Australia are regular photocopies certified by police officers (by example) as true and correct copies of the original, they do not have to be issued by the original issuing body

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