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Citizenship & Naturalization

Becoming a U.S. citizen brings greater rights, opportunities, and security for you and your family. We guide lawful permanent residents through the entire naturalization process, including preparation for the interview and the exam.

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Naturalization applications

48 h

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Citizenship & Naturalization

100+

Naturalization applications

48 h

Response within

FROM OUR ATTORNEY

The path to citizenship

Jaime D. Mira, attorney and founder, talks through the naturalization process and what is worth reviewing before you
file. Watch it so you arrive at your appointment with a clearer picture.

Jaime D. Mira
FOUNDING ATTORNEY

FROM OUR ATTORNEY

The path to citizenship

Jaime D. Mira, attorney and founder, talks through the naturalization process and what is worth reviewing before you
file. Watch it so you arrive at your appointment with a clearer picture.

Jaime D. Mira
FOUNDING ATTORNEY

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When can I apply for citizenship?

Generally, after a set period as a lawful permanent resident, with a shorter period for those married to a U.S. citizen. We
confirm your exact eligibility date in the consultation.

What is the citizenship exam like?

It includes a civics portion and an English portion (reading, writing, and speaking). Exemptions may be available based on
age and years of residence or on medical conditions; we check whether any apply to you.

Do my trips outside the country affect my application?

They can. Extended absences affect the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, so we review your travel history before filing.

I have a criminal record — can I still naturalize?

It depends on the type of case, its date, and how it was resolved. It is important to review this with an attorney before filing, since some records affect the good moral character requirement.