Why Should I Become A United States Citizen?
In the Spring of 2006, millions of immigrants and their supporters marched in cities throughout the United States in support of comprehensive immigration reform. The unprecedented levels of participation has motivated thousands of individuals to become naturalized American citizens, and we encourage you to
do the same. Become a U.S. Citizen and make a difference in your community with the right to vote. As a citizen, you are able to petition family members to
become U.S. residents or citizens, obtain a U.S. passport, qualify for federal and state employment, and receive full retirement benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Click here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the naturalization process, how to apply, and where to get help with your application.

How to Apply for Citizenship
Click here to learn about the naturalization process, requirements for applying, and which forms you will need to complete an application.

Preparing For Your Interview
After you submit your application, the USCIS will schedule you to take fingerprints. The USCIS will then schedule you for an interview to demonstrate your knowledge of English and the history and government of the United States. After you pass your interview, the USCIS will call you for the oath ceremony, and you will then be sworn in as a United States citizen. Click here for tips on how to prepare for your interview.

For additional citizenship information, please call our hotline at 1-888-839-8682

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