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USCIS Can Now Ask Your Neighbors About You?

🚨 Big Naturalization Policy Update

A new USCIS memo is changing how naturalization applications are reviewed. For the first time, neighborhood investigations may be used to assess whether someone is a person of “good moral character” and “well disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States.” What does that actually mean — and how could it affect your citizenship interview?

In this video, immigration attorney Zlata Berman breaks down what this change means, who could be impacted, and what you can do right now to prepare.


⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 USCIS introduces neighborhood investigations
0:20 What's changing in the naturalization process
0:42 What counts as “good moral character”?
1:10 Letters from neighbors and coworkers?
1:40 What you should consider submitting with your application
2:00 Attorney advice: Be proactive to avoid delays


Why Watch This Video?

USCIS is making a major shift in how it reviews citizenship applications — and you need to be prepared.
This could affect your interview, your approval timeline, or whether USCIS asks for additional evidence.
In this short explainer, you’ll learn:

What “neighborhood investigations” mean

How USCIS might use third-party letters

Why moral character is more important than ever

What proactive steps to take now


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This information is for reference only and might vary depending on your situation. Please always consult your lawyer for legal matters.

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