
Right to Vote
U.S. citizens have the right to participate in federal elections.
U.S. Passport
Citizens can obtain a U.S. passport and travel internationally with full U.S. consular protection.
Family Immigration Benefits
Citizens may sponsor certain family members for immigration benefits.
Protection from Deportation
U.S. citizens cannot be deported from the United States.
Access to Federal Opportunities
Certain government jobs and federal benefits are available only to U.S. citizens.
Full Civic Participation
Citizens enjoy full participation in civic life and public service.
Getting a Visa
1
Eligibility Assessment
We review your immigration history and confirm eligibility for naturalization.
2
Prepare Form N-400
We prepare the naturalization application and supporting documentation.
3
Submit Application to USCIS
Form N-400 is filed with USCIS to begin the naturalization process.
4
Biometrics Appointment
Applicants attend a biometrics appointment for fingerprinting and background checks.
5
Naturalization Interview
Applicants attend a USCIS interview and complete the English and civics tests.
6
Oath of Allegiance Ceremony
Approved applicants take the Oath of Allegiance and officially become U.S. citizens.
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