Form No. Title and description N-410. Motion for Amendment of Petition (application). N-414. Acknowledgment of Filing Petition for Naturalization. N-414A__ Acknowledgment of Filing Petition for Naturalization and Index Card. N-455--- Application for Transfer of Petition for Naturalization. N-458--- Application to Correct Certificate of Naturalization. N-480- Naturalization Petitions Recommended To Be Granted (and) Order of Court Granting Petitions for Naturalization. N-481--- Naturalization Petitions Recommended to be Granted (continuation sheet). N-484---- Naturalization Petitions Recommended To Be Denied (and) Order of Court Denying Petitions for Naturalization. N-485--- Naturalization Petitions Recommended To Be Granted (on Behalf of Children) (and) Order of Court Granting Petitions for Naturalization. N-550---. Certificate of Naturalization. N-580---. Application for a Certificate of Naturalization or Repatriation (under section 343 (a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act or 12th subdivision, section 4, of Act of June 29, 1906). [22 F.R. 9817, Dec. 6, 1957; 22 F.R. 9520, Nov. 28, 1957, as amended at 26 F.R. 10928, Nov. 22, 1961; 27 F.R. 2681, Mar. 22, 1962; 30 F.R. 6940, May 22, 1965; 31 F.R. 14078, Nov. 3, 1966; 32 F.R. 13756, Oct. 3, 1967; 32 F.R. 14274, Oct. 14, 1967] Whenever the initial application for forms, records, books and supplies is made by a State court of record, it shall be accompanied by a certificate of the Attorney General of the State, certifying that the said court is a court of record, having a seal, a clerk, and jurisdiction in actions at law or in equity, or at law and in equity, in which the amount in controversy is unlimited. § 332a.12 Subsequent application for official forms. Included with the initial supply of official forms, records, and books furnished to the various courts by the Service shall be Form N-3 entitled "Requisition for Forms and Binders," and thereafter such forms shall be used by clerks of courts in making requisition for forms, records, books, and supplies for use in naturalization proceedings in their respective courts. (b) Exemption from residence от physical presence in the United States or State. Whenever residence or physical presence in the United States or State for any specified period is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto and the statements in the affidavits of witnesses as to the period of United States or State residence or physical presence. (c) Exemption from lawful admission Whenever for permanent residence. lawful admission for permanent residence is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto. (d) Exemption from intention to reside permanently in the United States. Whenever intention to reside permanently in the United States is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto. (e) Supplemental affidavits filed with petition for naturalization. Whenever a supplemental affidavit is filed with the petition, by inserting in allegation (19) on Form N-405 the form number thereof. (f) Oath of allegiance. Whenever the petitioner or applicant for naturalization is exempt from taking the oath of allegiance prescribed in Part 337 of this chapter in its entirety, by striking from the oath of allegiance the inapplicable clauses. (g) Naturalization authorized by private law. Whenever Form N-408 is filed pursuant to § 324.14 of this chapter, the form shall be amended by inserting the words "Under Private Law Number Congress" under the title in lieu of of Government of the United States, may be conducted through an interpreter. [22 F.R. 9816, Dec. 6, 1957, as amended at 23 F.R. 2673, Apr. 23, 1958; 25 F.R. 13686, Dec. 24, 1960] § 332.13 Use of record of preliminary investigation. The record of the preliminary investigation, including the executed and corrected application form and supplements thereto, affidavits, transcripts of testimony, documents and other evidence, shall be submitted to the examiner designated to conduct a preliminary examination pursuant to Part 335 of this chapter, for his use in examining the petitioner and witnesses. [30 F.R. 13005, Oct. 13, 1965] SOURCE: The provisions of this Part 332a appear at 22 F.R. 9817, Dec. 6, 1957, unless otherwise noted. § 332a.1 Official forms essential to exercise of jurisdiction. Before exercising jurisdiction in naturalization proceedings, the naturalization court shall direct the clerk of such court upon written application to obtain from the Service, in accordance with section 310(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, proper forms, records, books, and supplies required in naturalization proceedings. Such jurisdiction may not be exercised until such official forms, records, and books have been supplied to such court. Only such forms as are supplied shall be used in naturalization proceedings. Where sessions of the court are held at different places, the judge of such court may require the clerk to obtain a separate supply of official forms, records and books for each such place. § 332a.2 Official forms prescribed for use of clerks of naturalization courts. The following described forms only shall be used by clerks of courts having naturalization jurisdiction, in the exercise of such jurisdiction: Title and description N-3----- Requisition for Forms and Binders. N-4-----. Monthly Report-Naturalization Papers forwarded. N-5-----. Continuation Sheet of Monthly Report-Naturalization Papers forwarded. N-12. Penalty Envelope (to be addressed to any office of Service). N-13. Penalty Envelope (large-to be addressed to any office of Service). N-300--- Application to File Declaration of Intention. N-315_-_. Declaration of Intention. N-350---. Application to Renounce Danish Citizenship. N-351--- Renunciation of Danish Citizenship. N-400---. Application to File Petition for Naturalization. N-400A-- Supplement to Application to File Petition for Naturalization (under section 324 (a) or 327, Immigration and Nationality Act). N-400B- Supplement to Application to File Petition for Naturalization (by a seaman, under section 330 of the Immigration and Nationality Act). N-401-- Preliminary Form to take Oath of Allegiance (by a woman formerly a citizen, under section 324 (c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, or the act of June 25, 1936, as amended). N-402--- Application to File Petition for Naturalization in Behalf of a Child (under sections 322 or 323, Immigration and Nationality Act). N-403-. Request to have Petition for Naturalization marked “Void”. N-405--- Petition for Naturalization (under general provisions of the Immigration and N-407. Petition for Naturalization (in behalf of a child, under section 322 or 323, Immigration and Nationality Act). N-408---. Application to take Oath of Allegiance and Form of such Oath (by a woman formerly a citizen, under section 324 (c), Immigration and Nationality Act, or the Act of June 25, 1936, as amended). Form No. Title and description N-480 N-481N-484 Naturalization Petitions Recommended To Be Granted (and) Order of Court Naturalization Petitions Recommended to be Granted (continuation sheet). N-485- Naturalization Petitions Recommended To Be Granted (on Behalf of Children) (and) Order of Court Granting Petitions for Naturalization. N-550--- Certificate of Naturalization. N-580--- Application for a Certificate of Naturalization or Repatriation (under section 343 (a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act or 12th subdivision, section 4, of Act of June 29, 1906). [22 F.R. 9817, Dec. 6, 1957; 22 F.R. 9520, Nov. 28, 1957, as amended at 26 F.R. 10928, Nov. 22, 1961; 27 F.R. 2681, Mar. 22, 1962; 30 F.R. 6940, May 22, 1965; 31 F.R. 14078, Nov. 3, 1966; 32 F.R. 13756, Oct. 3, 1967; 32 F.R. 14274, Oct. 14, 1967] § 332a.11 Initial application for official forms. Whenever the initial application for forms, records, books and supplies is made by a State court of record, it shall be accompanied by a certificate of the Attorney General of the State, certifying that the said court is a court of record, having a seal, a clerk, and jurisdiction in actions at law or in equity, or at law and in equity, in which the amount in controversy is unlimited. § 332a.12 Subsequent application for official forms. Included with the initial supply of official forms, records, and books furnished to the various courts by the Service shall be Form N-3 entitled "Requisition for Forms and Binders," and thereafter such forms shall be used by clerks of courts in making requisition for forms, records, books, and supplies for use in naturalization proceedings in their respective courts. § 332a.13 Alteration of forms of petitions or applications for naturalization. The official forms for petitions or applications for naturalization to the court shall be altered by the clerk of the court as follows: (a) Insertion of applicable acts or sections of acts. Whenever the petition form is designed for use under more than one act or more than one section of an act, by inserting under the title of the form the applicable act or section. (b) Exemption from residence от physical presence in the United States or State. Whenever residence or physical presence in the United States or State for any specified period is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto and the statements in the affidavits of witnesses as to the period of United States or State residence or physical presence. (c) Exemption from lawful admission for permanent residence. Whenever lawful admission for permanent residence is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto. (d) Exemption from intention to reside permanently in the United States. Whenever intention to reside permanently in the United States is not required, by striking out the allegations relating thereto. (e) Supplemental affidavits filed with petition for naturalization. Whenever a supplemental affidavit is filed with the petition, by inserting in allegation (19) on Form N-405 the form number thereof. (f) Oath of allegiance. Whenever the petitioner or applicant for naturalization is exempt from taking the oath of allegiance prescribed in Part 337 of this chapter in its entirety, by striking from the oath of allegiance the inapplicable clauses. (g) Naturalization authorized by private law. Whenever Form N-408 is filed pursuant to § 324.14 of this chapter, the form shall be amended by inserting the words "Under Private Law Number Congress" under the title in lieu of 1111) the printed matter set forth thereunder; by replacing averment 7 with an allegation indicating the manner in which United States citizenship was lost; by substituting the words "as indicated in averment 7" for the words "by marriage" which appear in averment 8; by deleting averment 10; and by changing the period at the end of averment 11 to a comma and adding "pursuant to Private Law Number Congress, a copy of which is attached to this application." (h) Previous filing of another petition. Whenever the petitioner has previously filed another petition for naturalization the word "not" shall be stricken from the appropriate allegation. (i) Benefits of section 328 (d) or 330 (a), Immigration and Nationality Act claimed. Whenever residence and physical presence benefits are claimed, by inserting an allegation (14): I claim the benefits of section 328 (d) (or 330(a)), Immigration and Nationality Act. [22 F.R. 9818, Dec. 6, 1957, as amended at 23 F.R. 2673, Apr. 23, 1958; 31 F.R. 14079, Nov. 3, 1966; 31 F.R. 14629, Nov. 17, 1966] 332b.5 Cooperation with official National and State organizations. AUTHORITY: The provisions of this Part 332b issued under secs. 103, 332, 346, 66 Stat. 173, 252, 266; 8 U.S.C. 1103, 1443, 1457. SOURCE: The provisions of this Part 332b appear at 22 F.R. 9818, Dec. 6, 1957. § 332b.1 Public school instruction and training in citizenship responsibilities of applicants for naturalization. The Central Office and the field offices of the Service shall cooperate with appropriate authorities or organizations in the establishment and maintenance of classes within or under the supervision of the public schools for the preparation of naturalization applicants for their citizenship duties and responsibilities. Field officers shall visit such classes when practicable. Should applicants for naturalization who desire such preparation live in remote localities where the establishment of a class is impracticable, field officers shall communicate with the appropriate representative of the public schools for the purpose of making other suitable arrangements, if possible, for their instruction. § 3326.2 Sending names of candidates for naturalization to the public schools. Arrangements shall be made with the public schools by which the names and addresses of applicants for naturalization will be made available to such schools for the purpose of interesting applicants in attending public school classes in preparation for citizenship duties and responsibilties. § 332b.3 Federal citizenship textbooks. Citizenship textbooks, for the free use of applicants for naturalization receiving instruction in or under the supervision of the public schools in preparation for citizenship, shall be prepared and distributed by the Service to the appropriate representatives of the public schools upon their signed requisitions therefor. as § 3326.4 Public school certificates evidence of petitioner's educational progress. Public school certificates attesting the attendance and progress records of petitioners for naturalization in citizenship classes shall be given weight by naturalization officers in determining the 'petitioner's knowledge and understanding of the fundamentals of the history, and of the principles and form of government of the United States, and his ability to read, write, and speak English, provided that approval of the courses of instruction, teaching, and examinations of the public schools issuing such certificates is given by the district director and the naturalization courts. § 332b.5 Cooperation with official National and State organizations. The Central Office and the field offices shall take steps to obtain the aid of and to cooperate with official National and State organizations in the Service's program of promoting instruction and training of applicants for naturalization for their citizenship duties and responsibilities. Similar action shall be taken in relation to duly accredited unofficial educational, social service, welfare, and other organizations having as one of their objects the preparation of applicants for naturalization for their citizenship duties and responsibilities. PART 332c-PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS § 332c.1 Establishment of welfare photographic studios. District directors shall, after investigation, make reports and recommendations to the Commissioner concerning the desirability of the establishment and operation by welfare organizations, with out profit, of photographic studios, solely for the benefit of persons seeking to comply with the requirements of the immigration and naturalization laws. Quarters for such purpose must be in a building occupied by the Service, and be conducted under the supervision of the Commissioner. Such welfare organizations shall submit an annual account to the Commissioner of the conduct of such studio. (Secs. 103, 332, 66 Stat. 173, 252; 8 U.S.C. 1103, 1443) [22 F.R. 9818, Dec. 6, 1957] PART 332d-DESIGNATION OF EMPLOYEES TO ADMINISTER OATHS AND TAKE DEPOSITIONS § 332d.1 Designation of employees to administer oaths and take depositions. All immigration officers and other offcers or employees of the Service of an equal or higher grade are hereby designated to administer oaths and take depositions in matters relating to the administration of the naturalization and citizenship laws. In addition, such other employees as may be designated by a district director are hereby authorized to administer oaths. (Secs. 103, 332, 66 Stat. 173, 252; 8 U.S.C. 1103, 1443) [22 F.R. 9818, Dec. 6, 1957] Sec. PART 333-PHOTOGRAPHS 333.1 Description of required photographs. 333.2 Attachment of photographs to documents. AUTHORITY: The provisions of this Part 333 issued under secs. 103, 332, 333, 334, 66 Stat. 173, 252, 253, 254; 8 U.S.C. 1103, 1443, 1444, 1445. § 333.1 Description of required photographs. Every applicant required to furnish photographs of himself under this subchapter shall submit three identical photographs which shall be 2 by 2 inches in size, unmounted, printed on a thin paper, have a light background, clearly show a full front view of the features of the applicant with head bare (unless the applicant is wearing a headdress as required by a religious order of which he is a member), with the distance from the top of the head to point of chin approximately 14 inches, and which shall have been taken within 30 days of the date they are furnished. Submitted photographs may be in natural color or in black and white, but black and white photographs which have been tinted or otherwise colored are not acceptable. The applicant, except in the case of a child or other person physically incapable of signing his name, shall sign each copy of the photograph with his full true name, in such manner as not to obscure the features. The signature shall be by mark if the applicant is unable to sign his name. If the applicant is a prospective petitioner for naturalization, the photographs shall be signed by him in the English language, unless the applicant is of the class exempted from signing a petition for naturalization in the English language, as provided by § 334.13 of this chapter, in which case the photographs may be signed in any language. If a child is unable to sign his name, the photographs shall be signed by a parent or guardian, the signature reading "(name of child) by (name of parent or guardian)". The photographs shall be signed when submitted with an application if the instruction accompanying the application so require. If the instructions do not so require the photographs shall be submitted without being signed and shall be signed at such later time during the processing of the application as may be appropriate. 139 [26 F.R. 4605, May 26, 1961] § 333.2 Attachment of photographs to documents. There shall be securely and permanently attached to each original and duplicate certificate of naturalization and to each duplicate and triplicate declaration of intention issued by any clerk of court, and to each copy of a declaration of intention, certificate of naturalization or certificate of citizen |