Naturalization Certificate vs. Citizenship Certificate

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I have been married to a U.S. Citizen for the last 3 years. He has been a citizen for more than 3 years.

I have a N400 interview in June 2009. The USCIS requested my husband's "Naturalization Certificate and Citizenship Certificate." What is the difference between the two? Are they the one and the same? My husband only has a document that says "Naturalization Certificate."

He was born outside of U.S. He became a citizenship through his parents, who came to the U.S. and earned citizenship.

Thanks in advance.
 
He should bring the naturalization certificate. Don't worry, Certificate of Citizenship is something that applies to people who derive citizenship through their parents. Are you sure the document doesn't say "naturalization certificate" or "certificate of citizenship"?
 
Well, I guess he did derive citizenship through his parents. They were all born outside of US. His parents came here, got citizenship and then he became a citizen.

The USCIS sent a letter asking for spouse's birth certificate, naturalization certificate, certificate of citizenship, passport.
 
Huracan,

Can I ask you another question? When I received my green card 3 years ago, I noticed that my i-94 was missing after the green card interview. I was approved. Did they take it out during the interview?

I am wondering if they will ask me for the I-94 during my upcoming N400 interview.
 
My bad, then I think he would need a certificate of citizenship. If he needs to get one he should apply with form N-600. However, if they give the option of bringing the passport, then just bring the passport and save the over $400 of the N-600
 
dailynews said:
Huracan,

Can I ask you another question? When I received my green card 3 years ago, I noticed that my i-94 was missing after the green card interview. I was approved. Did they take it out during the interview?

I am wondering if they will ask me for the I-94 during my upcoming N400 interview.
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As Jackolantern has mentioned, not needed for the interview.
 
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