Immigration
Citizenship & Naturalization
Guiding permanent residents through the path to US citizenship.
Overview
What this involves
Becoming a US citizen is a milestone. For many permanent residents the process is straightforward, but past travel, criminal history, tax issues or questions about residence can complicate it.
We help clients assess eligibility, prepare naturalization applications, get ready for the interview and the English and civics tests, and address complications. We also advise on citizenship through parents and on certificates of citizenship. Immigration outcomes are decided by government agencies and courts, and no result can be guaranteed. We prepare every case thoroughly and tell you honestly how we see your prospects.
How We Help
How we can help
- Assessing eligibility for naturalization
- Preparing and filing naturalization applications
- Interview and test preparation
- Addressing travel, criminal or residence issues
- Certificates of citizenship through parents
- Responding to denials and requests for evidence
Our Process
How the process works
A clear, structured approach, so you always know where your matter stands and what comes next.
Eligibility consultation
We review your background and goals and identify the options that may be available.
Strategy and checklist
We recommend the best route and give you a clear list of the documents we need.
Preparation and filing
We prepare a thorough application or petition and file it with the right agency.
Requests and interviews
We respond to requests for evidence and prepare you for interviews or hearings.
Decision and next steps
We explain the decision and plan the next steps, including renewals or further applications.
Who It's For
Who we help
Green card holders ready to naturalize
Permanent residents with complicating factors
Children of US citizens born abroad
Spouses of US citizens
Applicants who were previously denied
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
When can I apply for citizenship?
Eligibility depends on factors such as how long you have been a permanent resident and whether you are married to a US citizen. We confirm your timeline.
Will a past arrest affect my application?
It may. Some issues can affect eligibility or even create risks, so get advice before you apply.
Can I keep my other citizenship?
US law generally permits dual citizenship, but your other country's law may not. Check both.
This page provides general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different; please contact us to discuss yours.
Request a Consultation
Discuss your citizenship and naturalization matter with us.
Tell us briefly about your situation. We will review your inquiry and contact you to discuss how we can help.