Form N-600
What the most common immigration forms are for, what they cost to file on paper or online, and what usually happens after you file.
| What it is for | Application for Certificate of Citizenship (for people who are already citizens through a parent) |
|---|---|
| Filing fee (paper) | $1,385 |
| Filing fee (online) | $1,335 |
| What usually happens next | Receipt notice, possible interview, then the certificate |
Fees change; USCIS rejects filings with the wrong fee. Check the USCIS Fee Calculator and Form G-1055 the day you file. Some humanitarian filings carry extra fees under Public Law 119-21 that cannot be waived.
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How we checked this
Fees follow USCIS Form G-1055 (edition 05/29/26) and the April 2024 fee rule, compared across two 2026 transcriptions. Separate Public Law 119-21 fees apply to some humanitarian filings and are adjusted each October. Last checked: November 12, 2026. Laws change; confirm with the state agency or a licensed professional before acting.
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