Naturalization & Citizenship
General:
- I lost my Certificate of Citizenship/Naturalization and need it to obtain a passport. How do get a copy of the certificate?
- How do I find information regarding my great, great, grandfather who was naturalized in Indiana?
- Can I process my passport application with the clerk’s office?
- I’m a naturalized citizen and I would like to change my name. What's the procedure?
- How do I obtain of copy of my Name Change Petition?
I lost my Certificate of Citizenship/Naturalization and need it to obtain a passport. How do get a copy of the certificate?
The Clerk’s office does not keep or provide Certificates of Citizenship. The Certificate must be obtained from your local Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services Office, at: www.uscis.gov, or (800) 870-3676 or (800) 375-5283. Replacement Certificate Form Number N565
How do I find information regarding my great, great, grandfather who was naturalized in Indiana?
Can I process my passport application with the clerk’s office?
Although in some states, the district court clerk's office will process passports, The Southern District of Indiana Clerk’s Office does not process passport applications.
Contact the Passport Information Line at (900) 255-5674.
I’m a naturalized citizen and I would like to change my name. What's the procedure?
Name changes will ONLY be granted if the new citizen attends the naturalization ceremony and completes a Name Change Petition. If the name is not changed on that day, then you must to contact your local county court clerk’s office for the proper procedures and costs.
How do I obtain of copy of my Name Change Petition?