Citizenship & Naturalization
Become a U.S. citizen with guidance from a bilingual immigration attorney in El Paso. We prepare your Form N-400, coach you for the civics and English exam, and represent you at your USCIS interview.
What's Included
Eligibility review
We review your time as a permanent resident, good moral character, and physical presence requirements before filing.
Form N-400
We prepare and file your complete naturalization application with USCIS, avoiding errors that cause delays.
Civics and English exam
We prepare you for the civics questions and English test, including age- and residency-based exemptions.
USCIS interview
We prepare and represent you at your naturalization interview so you arrive ready and confident.
Cases with a criminal record or long trips abroad
We assess whether an arrest, conviction, or long trips outside the U.S. affect your eligibility and how to address it.
Frequently Asked Questions
?How long must I have permanent residency before applying for citizenship?
Generally 5 years as a permanent resident, or 3 years if you obtained residency through your U.S. citizen spouse and remain married and living together.
?Can I apply for citizenship if I have a criminal record?
It depends on the type of offense and when it occurred. An attorney can assess whether your record affects the “good moral character” requirement before you file.
?Do I need perfect English to naturalize?
No. USCIS tests a basic level of spoken, reading, and writing English, with exemptions available for applicants over a certain age with enough years of residency.
Office - El Paso
Office - El Paso