We already have web page sample versions at our Documents and Forms page, which are derived from the examples in the
However, these word processor versions are more suited for direct editing, printing, and submitting directly to the
The use of word processed forms is permitted for everything except the
The map of your home and business can be a printout of a computer generated map, pasted or embedded into the map form.
I realize not everybody owns or uses Microsoft Word, so this week I will convert them to OpenDocument Format (which newer versions of Microsoft Office and Word support too) and upload & post the conversions. They will be conversions, which may not have as high of a fidelity as the original Word documents, but they should be more than good enough. Additionally, these will be indexed in our Forms and Docs page eventually as well.
The sample documents provided are interesting and unique because they are filled out from the perspective of a U.S. citizen; in contrast the examples in the
| Microsoft Word version | English name |
|---|---|
| Table of Necessary Documents | |
| Naturalization Permission Application Form (blank) | |
| Naturalization Permission Application Form (SAMPLE) | |
| Family Outline (within Japan) | |
| Family Outline (SAMPLE: within Japan) | |
| Family Outline (SAMPLE: outside Japan) | |
| Personal History (part 1) | |
| Personal History (SAMPLE: part 1) | |
| Personal History (part 2) | |
| Living Expenses Outline (part 1) | |
| Living Expenses Outline (part 2) | |
| Business Outline | |
| Rough Sketch of Vicinity of Home Rough Sketch of Vicinity of Employment (Place of Business) |
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