You may also want to check NARA to see if his other naturalization documents (Petition, Declaration of Intent, Oath) are available through them. NARA hold records of naturalizations through the federal courts and works very quickly (one week by mail, one hour walk-in).

Several consulates will ...

Use the G-639....as for time, depends on who you listen to.
Anywhere from two weeks to four months........ask for everything in the file. Include a copy of the death certificate, and have your photo id copied as well, along with a notarized request....this may help speed things up.
wldspirit ...

Hi.

I apologize if this is an issue that's been brought up in the past, but I couldn't find a quick answer for myself in a forum search, so I decided to make a new post.

I've been able to get together all my necessary documents very quickly (luckily, all of my family immigrated to, lived, and died ...