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Naturalized citizens cannot obtain a U.S. birth certificate. Your Certificate of Naturalization is your only proof of citizenship, and you should therefore ensure it is in a safe place. Don't fold it, instead put it in a sheet protector, and into a safe deposit box at a local bank, or a fire and water proof safe. Make sure you apply for a passport as well, as that is additional proof of your US citizenship.

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Q: After you become an American citizen how do you get an American birth certificate?
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