Citizenship
Naturalization
Lawful permanent residents may apply for naturalization after certain statutory requirements are met. The most common path to citizenship involves being a lawful permanent resident for at least 5 years. Depending on your situation, different requirements may apply to you.In certain situations, you do not need to speak English in order to naturalize or might be exempt from certain portions of your examination.
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Certificate of Citizenship
Some people acquire citizenship at birth or derive it when their parents naturalize before they turn 18. In order to have proof of your U.S. citizenship, you must apply for a Certificate of Citizenship. Applying for this certificate requires you to prove that you are in fact a citizen.If you believe that you are a citizen, contact us for a consultation so that we may evaluate your case.
