Have you been a permanent resident in the United States and believe it is time to apply for citizenship? Daniel S. Castaneda in San Diego, California, has years of combined immigration law experience, helping people satisfy their naturalization and citizenship requirements.
If the moment has come for you to pursue naturalization or citizenship, we are here to assist you. Our California citizenship lawyers provide efficient, cost-effective services that are results-oriented. Please contact us right away.
Naturalization is the process by which a foreign citizen or national obtains US citizenship after meeting the standards outlined by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA):
- Physical presence in the United States
- Good moral character
- Residence in a specific state prior to filing
- Understanding of US history and government
- Adherence to the values enshrined in the United States Constitution
- Favorable disposition towards the United States
All naturalization applicants must be of excellent moral character and have a positive attitude towards the United States. Other naturalization requirements, such as spouses of US citizens and those with mental or physical disabilities, may be relaxed or waived for certain candidates. Contact our offices to make a consultation with one of our expert attorneys if you need the assistance of a California Naturalization Attorney. In a free and confidential appointment, you will receive experienced guidance on your legal situation. Moreover, free initial confidential consultation regarding your naturalization or citizenship issue.
How Long Do I Have To Live in California Before Citizenship?
To become a naturalized United States citizen in California you must have lived in the state for a minimum of three (3) months.
How Can I Become A Citizen Of The United States In California?
The legal permanent resident must first complete and submit the N-400 Form to USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services). Then guide them with whole process with citizenship exam. The naturalization exam assesses English skills in reading, writing, and speaking. The exam also includes a civics examination part in which the USCIS asks ten (10) questions. Six (6) correct answers equals a passing score. It should be noted that in California, the applicant may be able to get fingerprinted at any of the state’s immigration offices.
The expense for naturalization is $640, plus an additional $85 for fingerprinting (biometrics). It should be noted that applicants 75 and older are exempt from paying the fingerprinting charge. Military personnel pay no fee if they file under INA sections 328 or 329.6.
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