how to become an american citizen
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How to Become an American Citizen
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How to Become a U.S. Citizen
Citizenship identifies an individual's national origin. It defines his/her rights and responsibilities to that country.
As part of the process, you will be given citizenship test during interview. Passing the Citizenship test is the ONLY way to become a US citizen
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Time Frame to Become a US Citizen
• Average processing times for
certain application types filed may become longer.
• Citizenship applications may take approximately 16-18 months to process.
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9 Steps To Become An US Citizen
STEP #1
Find out if you are eligible Take Up Our FREE Citizenship
Eligibility Quiz
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STEP #2
Complete an application and collect the necessary
documents Fill Your Citizenship Application in
Just 10 Minutes!
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STEP #3
Get PhotographedYou must include 2 standard, passport-
style, color photographs with your application
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STEP #4
Send your application, documents, and fee to the Service Center
Make a call to know USCIS Fee details 1-888-943-4625
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STEP #5
Get Fingerprinted
Once you have filed your application, USCIS will send you a letter telling you
where and when to have your fingerprints taken.
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STEP #6
Being Interviewed
USCIS will send you a notice in the mail telling you when and where you must
appear for your interview.
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STEP #6.1
You should bring the following identification to your interview: – Your Permanent Resident or Alien
Registration Card, – Your passport (even if it has expired),
and – any Re-entry Permits you have.
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STEP #6.2
• Answer questions about your application and background.
• Take the English and civics tests
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STEP #7
Receive a decision
After your interview, you will receive a Form N-652 that gives you information about
the results of your interview
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STEP #7.1
If USCIS approves your application for naturalization, you have to take oath
of Allegiance to the United States
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STEP #7.2
If you fail the English and/or civics test in your initial interview, USCIS will
schedule you to come back for another interview within 60-90 days
of your first interview.
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STEP #8
Take the oath and become a citizen
If USCIS approves your application for naturalization, you must attend a
ceremony and take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States.
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STEP #9
You become a citizen as soon as you take the Oath of Allegiance to the
United States in a formal naturalization ceremony.
Once you have taken the Oath, you will receive your Certificate of
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Benefits of U.S. Immigration Center ®
US Immigration Center provides customized filing instructions including a detailed checklist to make sure you don't forget any documents.
US Immigration Center keeps copies of your applications for you, so you can access them to review or print anytime.
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Benefits of U.S. Immigration Center ®
US Immigration Center is an affordable way to help with your immigration needs. Our simple to use technology provides explanations of tricky definitions and our US Immigration Center Customer Success Team is available to help 24/7. Visit www.usimmigration-center.com to learn more.
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To Become a U.S. Citizen Today! Getting a U.S. citizenship will give the advantage to several benefits. The green card holders, who satisfy the eligibility requirements, can apply for the Form N-400.
usimmigration-center.com helps apply us citizenship from green card through online. Check your eligibility for FREE to become a U.S citizen today!
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Disclaimer
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