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At my oath ceremony, USCIS officers were telling us to make an appointment at our local uscis to get a certified copy of our naturilzafion certificate in case the passport folks lose the certificate. 
 

I’ve tried to call the 800 USCIS number but I haven’t been able to make an appointment. 
 

anyone have any tips on how to make an appointment to get a certified copy?? Or any other ways to obtain a certified copy of my certificate? Thanks!

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47 minutes ago, Misscloud said:

u cant talk with the live agent or they wont give it to u?

say "info pass" and "live agent" to by pass bot

I can’t get a real person and then when I say to the bot certified copy of certificate it asks me if my application has been open since 30 days which makes no sense? I’m a us citizen now. 

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12 minutes ago, vivfran said:

I can’t get a real person and then when I say to the bot certified copy of certificate it asks me if my application has been open since 30 days which makes no sense? I’m a us citizen now. 

Follow my instruction in that order to question 1 and 2 

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@vivfran

Do you really need a certified copy of the naturalization certificate?

 

I got naturalized on 5/10 at the Hartford office. They told me they no longer do certified copies even if someone books infopass.

 

Maybe you can book a weekend trip to Mexico, and book an emergency passport appointment to get a passport quickly. After that you no longer need the naturalization certificate for anything.

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1 hour ago, PM&MM said:

@vivfran

Do you really need a certified copy of the naturalization certificate?

 

I got naturalized on 5/10 at the Hartford office. They told me they no longer do certified copies even if someone books infopass.

 

Maybe you can book a weekend trip to Mexico, and book an emergency passport appointment to get a passport quickly. After that you no longer need the naturalization certificate for anything.

The officer at my ceremony strongly encouraged it as a lot of people’s certificates go missing when they get their passports so idk!

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On 5/11/2023 at 11:57 AM, vivfran said:

At my oath ceremony, USCIS officers were telling us to make an appointment at our local uscis to get a certified copy of our naturilzafion certificate in case the passport folks lose the certificate. 
 

I’ve tried to call the 800 USCIS number but I haven’t been able to make an appointment. 
 

anyone have any tips on how to make an appointment to get a certified copy?? Or any other ways to obtain a certified copy of my certificate? Thanks!


Hi vivfran,

 

Search on the forum before asking the question is always a good idea! This was covered in details in the post I wrote here below.

 

Please be aware that your USCIS Regional Field Office will only issue those for valid reasons and the process is very complicated.

 

 

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