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The United States is one of the best countries in the world––and we’re so happy that you want to become a citizen. If you meet certain requirements, you could get citizenship through the naturalization immigration process. But what does this entail? And how do you apply?
A naturalization immigration lawyer in Phoenix, AZ, can guide you through the application process. We can check your application for completion and accuracy, prepare you for any interviews, and stand by your side. You can learn more during a strategic session with New Frontier Immigration Law.
What Should I Know About Naturalization?
You likely already know a thing or two about naturalization. However, we’ve outlined some of the basics below, so you can fully understand your options.
You can become a naturalized U.S. citizen if you meet the following criteria:
- You are currently at least 18 years old.
- You have been a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. for the last three or five years (depending on your situation).
- You have continuous residence in the U.S.
- You can read, write, and speak basic English.
- You have knowledge of United States history and government.
- You’re willing to take an Oath of Allegiance.
There are other criteria you must meet. An immigration attorney from our firm can check whether you meet all of the criteria, and then we can help with your application.
For a free legal consultation with a naturalization lawyer serving Phoenix, call (623) 742-5400
What Will a Phoenix Naturalization Immigration Attorney Do for Me?
Applying for naturalization can be complicated. The process can involve filling out certain forms, attending an interview, and more. You may find the process hard without an attorney by your side.
Our Phoenix attorneys will do everything possible to help you gain citizenship. We can:
Help You Complete Form N-300 and/or Form N-400
To apply for citizenship, you may have to complete and submit Form N-300 (Application to File Declaration of Intention). Your attorney will determine whether this form is necessary, and if it is, they will help you complete and submit it promptly.
The actual application form for naturalization is Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization). Your attorney will help you complete this form and submit it promptly. There’s a lot of confusing jargon in this document, but our team can explain it to you.
Attend Your USCIS Citizenship Interview With You
An interview may be the final part of your naturalization process. If the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) interviewer approves you, you’ll become a naturalized U.S. citizen. However, this isn’t as straightforward as it seems.
Before the interview, your attorney will help you prepare by asking you some practice questions. They can also explain any tests you may take. These tests may measure your knowledge of U.S. history, English, and other related matters.
During the interview, the interviewer will ask about you and your application. Your attorney will help you answer the interviewer’s questions and argue your naturalization case. At the end of the interview, the interviewer will make their decision about your naturalized U.S. citizenship.
Assist You in Other Ways
Your attorney could also assist you with:
- An appeal of a naturalization denial
- A family petition
- A Military Parole in Place application
- A Motion to Reconsider or Reopen
- Removal defense
- An immigration bond
- A Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
- Getting a U visa
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About Our Naturalization Immigration Attorneys in Phoenix, AZ
Our lawyers have helped many other people become naturalized U.S. citizens, and many have offered their testimonials. One of our clients said the following about us:
- “My family retained Hillary to help our Dad become a U.S. citizen. She helped him navigate a very confusing process with ease. We were never worried about what would happen next because she explained everything to us in very simple terms. I’ll never forget how proud my Dad was the day he became a U.S. citizen… Hillary truly cares about her clients; I can’t recommend her services enough!” – Bridget S.
Our legal team understands how important naturalization is to you. Many of our team members have been in situations like yours. We aim to do everything possible to secure the best possible outcome to your case.
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What You Can Expect During Your Strategic Session
Your no-obligation strategic session gives you the opportunity to learn about your options. You can also get answers to some of your questions, including:
- How long does it take to become a naturalized citizen?
- What challenges can an attorney overcome?
- When can New Frontier Immigration Law start working on my case?
- What results has our firm achieved for others?
We want you to fully understand your next steps. That way, you can take measures that best suit your situation.
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What Are the Benefits of Becoming a Naturalized U.S. Citizen?
You don’t have to apply for naturalization, but if you do, and if you’re approved, you can enjoy the many rights and benefits that natural-born citizens enjoy. As a naturalized U.S. citizen, you can:
- Live in the U.S. without worrying about deportation
- Receive many government benefits
- Vote in local, state, and federal elections
- Run for public office
- Work for a government agency
- Carry a U.S. passport and travel outside of the country
- Sponsor foreign relatives to become U.S. citizens
There are additional benefits to becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen. Our firm can explain these benefits during a strategic session.
Contact Us Our Naturalization Immigration Attorneys in Phoenix, AZ
We are very confident we can help you or your loved one become a naturalized citizen. We’ll help with your application, and we’ll represent you in all necessary interviews. After the interview, if approved, we’ll celebrate your naturalization together.
During your strategic session, we can explain about partnering with a naturalization immigration lawyer in Phoenix, AZ. Contact New Frontier Immigration Law today to start your journey.
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