Children’s documents for naturalisation (justificatifs pour enfants mineurs)
If you have minor children, you must attach documents about them to your French naturalisation application. You can use an online tool to get a personalised document list, but additional documents may be requested depending on your situation. Documents in foreign languages must include a French translation.
Steps
Use the online tool to get your personalised list of documents for naturalisation.
For documents issued abroad, check whether legalisation or an apostille is needed. Ask the French embassy or consulate in the country concerned about legalisation, and that country’s embassy or consulate about an apostille.
Attach the required documents for your minor children to your French naturalisation application.
Documents to bring
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Key facts
Your French civil-status records must have been issued less than 3 months ago.
You may provide copies of documents other than civil-status records, but you must be able to show the originals if needed.
You may be asked for additional documents depending on your situation.
You may attach a multilingual form to avoid translating certain documents issued by a European Union country.