Form N-400 is the application USCIS says to use to apply for naturalization if you meet the eligibility requirements. If you need the same details on a new copy, upload an N-400 you completed and a blank one. USCIS says to check the edition date. You review, sign it yourself, and preview free.
Tested with the uscis.gov edition dated 01/20/25
uscis.gov says naturalization is the process of becoming a U.S. citizen if you were born outside of the United States, and to use this form to apply for naturalization if you meet the eligibility requirements. USCIS has a separate page on those requirements. RepeatForm cannot tell you whether you are eligible.
The USCIS page shows the edition date (01/20/25 at the time of writing), which is also at the bottom of each page of the form and instructions. All pages must be from the same edition, and if any page is missing or from a different edition, USCIS may reject the form. RepeatForm does not supply the blank form: get it from uscis.gov.
USCIS says you generally have two options: online or by mail (paper). To file online you create a USCIS online account, which also lets you pay the fee online, check your case status and respond to requests for evidence. If you file online there is no PDF to fill in. This page is for the paper form. If you mail it, USCIS says to check its Direct Filing Addresses for Form N-400 page, and that your case may take longer if you do not use the right address.
Fees are on the USCIS Fee Schedule page, so this page does not state one. USCIS says you cannot file online if you are requesting a fee waiver or a reduced fee: you must file a paper Form N-400 with the appropriate request and evidence. USCIS's filing tips explain how Part 10 is completed for each route and that a fee waiver request uses Form I-912 or a written request.
The form asks about you, your permanent residence, your time outside the United States, your family and your work and school history, among other parts, and ends with your signature and any interpreter or preparer. USCIS publishes an optional checklist of documents, for example a copy of both sides of your Permanent Resident Card, current marriage certificate and any divorce or death certificates for prior marriages, if they apply. USCIS says not to submit that checklist with the form. RepeatForm does not choose any answer or tell you what evidence to send: see the N-400 instructions. USCIS also says to sign your form and that it will reject any unsigned form.
Upload the N-400 you completed and a blank one; RepeatForm carries the matching answers across; you review them, then preview the PDF free.
USCIS updates the form from time to time. Carrying an older copy into the current edition works for many answers, but some fields are renamed or moved and match only partly, so check every field after a new edition.
USCIS lists a copy of your Permanent Resident Card with the N-400 documents. To replace a card, see Form I-90.
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According to USCIS, it is the Application for Naturalization. Naturalization is the process of becoming a U.S. citizen if you were born outside the United States, and you use the form if you meet the eligibility requirements.
USCIS publishes an optional checklist. It includes, where they apply, a copy of both sides of your Permanent Resident Card and documents about your marital status. Other items depend on your situation, so use the checklist and the form instructions. USCIS says not to submit the checklist itself.
Yes. USCIS says you can file online with a USCIS online account, or by mail on paper. You cannot file online if you are requesting a fee waiver or a reduced fee.
See the USCIS Fee Schedule page. Fees change, so this page does not state one.
USCIS describes both routes in its filing tips and says they require a paper Form N-400. Read the tips and the instructions; RepeatForm cannot tell you whether you qualify.
USCIS says it will reject any unsigned form. RepeatForm leaves the signature boxes blank for you to sign. The signing date can carry from your completed copy, so check it and replace it.
The current acceptable edition, shown under Edition Date on the uscis.gov page and at the bottom of each page of the form. USCIS may reject a form with a missing page or a page from a different edition.
