Citizenship
Naturalization & Citizenship
We help clients achieve U.S. citizenship—by birth, through parents, or by naturalization—with careful preparation and clear guidance.
We assist with:
- Citizenship by birth or through parents
- Naturalization for lawful permanent residents
- Derivative citizenship for children under the Child Citizenship Act
Why Choose Us:
Because your citizenship journey deserves precision and respect. We ensure every form, test, and interview step is smooth, accurate, and free of surprises.
In order to become a US citizen you need to hold your green card for at least five
You can apply for citizenship, 3 years after receiving a green card, assuming that the marriage is still valid and living with your US citizen spouse for the duration of the 3 years.
According to USCIS a green card holder can apply for citizenship 90 days prior completing their permanent resident requirement.
The filing fee is $725.00 this includes $85.00 biometric fee.
Naturalization is a legal process via which a foreign national becomes a US citizen. In order to apply for naturalization an applicant must be :
- Age 18 or older
- Meet continuous residence requirement and physical presence requirement,
- Have good moral character,
- Must complete an application,
- Go for biometrics,
- Appear for interview
- Pass English and civic test
- Receive a decision in mail
- Receive a notice to take the oath of allegiance
- Take the oath of allegiance
A lawful permanent resident with a disruption of continuous residence of 1 year or more only needs to wait 4 years and 1 day (or 2 years and 1 day if applying as the spouse of a United States citizen) after the date he/she returns to the United States to file the naturalization application.
Applicants are required to take and pass English test and Civic Test
If you fail either the English test or the civic test you’ll get another opportunity to take the test. If you fail either test again at the second appointment your application will be denied.
You can travel abroad as a green card holder while your citizenship application is pending; if you travel abroad for a genuine reason make sure you take your biometrics done and appear for your citizenship interview.
Yes, there are certain exceptions available to the rule for someone who at the time of filing is 55 years old and has been permanent resident for at least 15 years 50 years of age and has been a permanent resident for at least 20 years
Note: Civic test must still be taken, you would be allowed to take the Civic test in your native language
Yes, for some one who at the time of filing the application has permanent physical or mental impairment that makes it difficult for him to full fill these requirements.
I’ve been convicted or charged with offence, can I apply for Citizenship?
Yes, there are 2 ways to acquire citizenship from US citizen parent, at birth and after birth before the age of 18. The law in effect at the time of birth will determine whether someone born outside the US to a US citizen parent is a US citizen at birth. In general these law require tha one of the parent was a US citizen at the time of birth and the US citizen has been living in the USA for some time.
A child born abroad to a US citizen parent should contact the nearest US embassy to apply for consular report of birth of US citizen parent.
Our office will review your case for eligibility for citizenship application. After thorough review of your case our office will give you a checklist of documents necessary to proceed with the application. A step-by-step instruction will be provided to you. We will prepare the entire application for Naturalization and submit it to USCIS with the correct filing fee and supporting documents. Submitting a well-prepared application is the best way to get the fastest processing times and avoid delays. Our office will keep you posted on the biometric appointment dates, interview dates etc. An Attorney can be present with you at the naturalization interview. At any time if USCIS needs anything from the applicant our office will be there to help you through out the process. You’ll be working directly with an attorney not with a paralegal.
We’re here to offer you unlimited knowledge and support. Please call our office during normal business hours, appointments are available M-F (9:00 am to 5:00 pm) and Saturdays (12:00 noon to 3:00 pm)