What is it?
Naturalization is the process by which a person not born a U.S. citizen can obtain U.S. citizenship after meeting certain requirements set by law.
Who qualifies?
- Generally, residents with 5 years of residency (the rule has exceptions).
- Those who meet the physical presence, good moral character and civics requirements.
How we help
We help you navigate the exceptions to the 5-year requirement and prepare you for the final interview where you can obtain your citizenship.
Frequently asked questions
Not always. There are several exceptions (for example, marriage to a citizen or military service). We assess which one applies to your case.