Form N-426 09/16/19
Part 4. Requestor's Contact Information, Certification, and Signature
Requestor's Contact Information
1. 2.
3. Requestor's Email Address (if any)
Requestor's Daytime Telephone Number Requestor's Mobile Telephone Number (if any)
Requestor's Certification
I authorize release of information contained in this request, in supporting documents, and in my USCIS records to other entities and
persons where necessary for the administration and enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.
I certify, under penalty of perjury, that all of the information in my request and any document submitted with it were provided by me
and are complete, true, and correct.
Requestor's Signature
Requestor's Signature Date of Signature (mm/dd/yyyy) 4.
NOTE TO ALL REQUESTORS: USCIS may reject or deny your Form N-400 if you do not complete this Form N-426, or if you
do not submit all required documents listed in the Instructions.
Part 5. Character of Service (To be completed by certifying official)
NOTE: For armed forces members currently serving, the certifying official MUST complete AND certify Form N-426 in Parts 5. - 8.
Veterans who are no longer serving may leave Parts 5. - 8. blank, but MUST provide copies of their DD Form 214 or NGB Form 22
that include the character of service upon separation from service for all periods of service.
For this character of service section, the certifying official must indicate whether the requestor served honorably or is currently serving
honorably for each period of military service the requestor served (refer to Part 3. Periods of Military Service). For any “No”
responses, provide details in Part 7. Remarks.
Honorable Period of Military Service 11. Yes No
Honorable Period of Military Service 22. Yes No N/A
Honorable Period of Military Service 33. Yes No N/A
Part 6. Separation Information
Is the requestor separated?1.
Yes
No
If separated, select discharge type: 2.
Other (provide details in Part 7. Remarks)Honorable
Was the requestor discharged on account of alienage? 3.
Yes No
If you answer “Yes,” provide details in Part 7. Remarks.
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