Checking if I'm really eligible and documents check.
A couple years ago I had learned that I might be eligible for citizenship via descent, and told that I may also be able to go direct to passport (or try anyway). Life has been life-ing but I’ve been trying to work on getting documents when I can and wanted to double check with you lovely people because some of the posts here have had me second guessing everything and whether or not I am able to or not. I’m wondering firstly, if I am correct in thinking I am eligible, and secondly, whether or not I’m correct on all the documents I need for it.
The deets:
Great grandfather (born in 1899 in Germany) - arrived in the US in 1923 and naturalized in 1935. Married in Germany.
Grandfather born (in wedlock) in 1927 in the US. Married in the US.
Father born (in wedlock) in 1953 in US. Married in the US.
I have: great grandfather’s birth certificate, marriage certificate and proof of naturalization. Also have great grandmother’s birth certificate.
I still need to get: grandfather’s birth certificate, father’s birth certificate, grandparents marriage certificate, and father’s marriage certificate.
I had written all this down ages ago via a discussion I had here on reddit with someone but I can’t for the life of me find any of those posts. I have seen some discussion on here that in order to go direct to passport, you need your ancestor’s German passport (which I do not have), but that wasn’t my initial impression so now I’m just more confused!