Seeking citizenship? Here's everything you need to know!
The path from green card to U. S. citizenship can be a long and winding one—and bureaucratic hassles are inevitable. But with Becoming a U. S. Citizen, you can shave months or years off the time it takes to become a citizen. Find out how to:
- Determine your eligibility
- Make sure you won’t risk deportation by applying
- Fill out application forms
- Study for the citizenship exam
- Have a successful interview
- Deal with setbacks
- Enjoy your status as a U. S. citizen
- Help family members immigrate
Becoming a U. S. Citizen also shows how you may be able take advantage of special procedures if you are disabled, in the military, the spouse of a U. S. citizen, or for other reasons.
The revised 3rd edition reflects current and proposed laws, as well as new fees and procedures. It also includes the latest forms, plus handy checklists that help you organize your application and interview materials.
List of Forms:
- G-14 (No title—an information-gathering form)
- G-325B Biographic Information
- N-336 Request for a Hearing on a Decision in Naturalization Proceedings (Under Section 336 of the INA)
- N-400 Application for Naturalization
- N-426 Request for Certification of Military or Naval Service
- N-648 Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions
