U.S. Citizenship/Naturalization

How Do I File For US Citizenship?

If an applicant qualifies for naturalization, then the process is started by the applicant filing a form N-400 with the USCIS regional service center having jurisdiction over the applicant's home. The USCIS has prepared a special software program that allows applicants to enter their data and then print the form, their data, and a special bar code that contains their data. These barcoded forms are generally processed faster than other applications, since they do not have to go through the manual data entry step.

Remember to locate the USCIS regional service center having jurisdiction over your place of residence. The application should be sent via certified mail, return receipt requested, together with two photographs and a personal check in the amount of $260.00 for the filing fee. It is important to pay by personal check so that you can get the file number of the case (which will be printed on the back of the cancelled check), in the event USCIS does not send you a receipt notice.

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