8 Steps to Become a US Citizen Through Naturalization

8 Steps to Become a U.S. Citizen Through Naturalization

In this video, I'll guide you through the 8-step process to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization. Hi, my name is Giselle Rodriguez and I am an immigration attorney. I am happy to share some valuable information with you. If you find my videos useful, feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel by clicking the bell icon if you'd like to be informed of any new videos. the N-400 application. To apply, you must have been a legal permanent resident in the U.S. for three or five years, depending if you live and are married to a U.S. citizen. Number two is that you are 18 years of age or older. Number three, you meet all the good moral character requirements. Number four, that you are living physically in the U.S. and have continuously resided here before filing the application. or file by mail. Just know that the USCIS filing fees are different if you file online, since they are more affordable. And if you file by paper mail, they will be a little bit higher. online, you can send an electronic payment. If you are filing by paper mail, you can generally send a check or money order. After submission, USCIS will send you a receipt notice. And later on, you can check the case status of your case online or by calling USCIS. your fingerprints, USCIS will send you a notice with a time, date and location. Please know that USCIS may recycle previously taken fingerprints. USCIS will schedule you for your citizenship interview. During the interview, the USCIS officer will review your application, assess your English skills and administer the civics and history test. officer will tell you whether your case has been approved, denied or continued. If your case is continued, it may mean that USCIS needs additional evidence before approving your case. approves your N-400, they will schedule you in for an oath ceremony. If a same day ceremony is not available, USCIS will send you a notice with a date and time of the ceremony. Make sure to bring with you all previously issued green cards to the event. journey of becoming a U.S. citizen. There are generally two types of ceremonies, a judicial ceremony. This is where a court administers the oath. This generally happens when you want to change your name or the administrative ceremony, which is an oath by USCIS. After taking the oath, you will receive your certificate of naturalization. Please make sure to double check for any mistakes. Thanks for watching and I hope you found this video helpful. If so, please consider subscribing to my channel by clicking the bell icon and this way you get updated on more content like this. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out to us in the comments or in the contact details in the description.

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