Q: I got the citizen ship 1995 and had a wrong city of birth and date of birth due to embargo and specific reasons

A: To address your question about changing your date of birth (DOB) and city of birth on your U.S. citizenship documents:

1. It is possible to request changes to your citizenship documents, but the process can be complex, especially for DOB and place of birth corrections.

2. You'll need to file Form N-565, Application for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document, with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

3. For DOB changes:

- USCIS generally only allows this if there was a clerical error.

- If the incorrect DOB was provided intentionally (even for valid reasons at the time), it may be more challenging to change.

4. For place of birth changes:

- This is typically more difficult to change than other information.

- USCIS usually only considers changes if there was a clerical error or if country boundaries have changed.

5. Supporting evidence is crucial. You mentioned having legal documents from schools, universities, and your original passport. These will be important to include with your application.

6. Given the complexity of your situation (involving an embargo and specific reasons for the initial discrepancies), it would be highly advisable to consult with an immigration attorney who specializes in citizenship issues.

7. Be prepared for a potentially lengthy process and the possibility that USCIS may not approve the changes, especially for the place of birth.

8. If your request is denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision.

Given the specific nature of your case and the time that has passed since your naturalization, professional legal guidance would be very beneficial in navigating this process.