Citizenship
Documentation preparation for naturalization filings and certificates of citizenship.
We work with permanent residents who want to apply for U.S. citizenship through naturalization, and with people who need to document citizenship acquired through their parents. We prepare the forms, organize the evidence and review the file before it is submitted.
Common situations
- Permanent residents who are going to file a naturalization application.
- People who need to document citizenship acquired through their parents.
- People who need help gathering and organizing their documentation.
What we do
- We give you a list of the documentation needed to prepare the contracted filing and help you organize it.
- We prepare the application and organize the supporting documents.
- We review the file before it is submitted to verify it is complete and well organized.
- We explain what to expect at each stage of the process.
What we usually need
- Permanent resident card.
- History of travel outside the country.
- Proof of address and employment.
- Marital status documents, where applicable.
How long does it take?
Processing times vary depending on the USCIS office handling the application and can change. When we prepare your filing, we show you the times USCIS publishes.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you prepare me for the test?
- We explain what the process involves and which official study materials exist. We do not replace official preparation and we do not give legal advice.
- What if I have a criminal record?
- That is a legal question and you should consult a licensed attorney before filing any application.
