An estimated 9 million lawful permanent residents (LPR or green card holders) in the U.S. eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship have the potential to make a huge impact in future elections and real change in this country– but must naturalize now! Get the key information you need to start your journey to becoming a U.S. citizen!
VIRTUAL U.S. CITIZENSHIP WORKSHOP - SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2024
Receive free one-on-one assistance with the U.S. citizenship application and fee waiver! Applicants are responsible for the filing fee and may qualify for financial assistance.
You must gather:
DOCUMENTS
- Lawful Permanent Residency card (Green Card)
- State Identification or Driver’s License
- Marriage Certificate, if applicable
- All police and court records if you have ever been arrested, cited, detained, or charged
- If applying for a fee waiver, a verification of benefits letter and/or a copy of your most recent tax return
INFORMATION
- Addresses, work, and schooling history (last 5 years)
- All trips outside of the U.S. (last 5 years); and current and expired passports
- Address and date of birth of all your children
Space is limited! REGISTER TODAY. Call 1-888-839-8682 (use code "SEIU) or add your name here.
This virtual citizenship workshop is hosted by SEIU and iAmerica in partnership with Building Skills Partnership and NALEO Educational Fund. Meet the team!
- Daniel Paredes, Building Skills Partnership
- Karen Aragon, Building Skills Partnership
- Rosa Avila, SEIU Local 1 member
- NALEO Educational Fund
U.S. CITIZEN ELIGIBILITY QUIZ
Let's see if you are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship. Take this short quiz.
START YOUR APPLICATION ONLINE
Use this free online tool that helps you apply for citizenship, step-by-step, in less time. It will tell you about any potential problems with your application and connect you to the expert help you need, either online or in person. Learn more about Citizenshipworks or Start your application now.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
From questions about eligibility and cost, to language barriers and taxes, iAmerica has compiled a list of questions and had them answered by an immigration attorney! Check out the frequently asked questions about the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.
Translation available in: Español | Haitian Creole | Hindi | Chinese (Traditional) | Korean | Vietnamese
RESOURCES
iAmerica has compiled a few tools we found useful that can help you through naturalization. Here are some resources we found helpful:
- USCIS Citizenship Resource Center - English
- USCIS Citizenship Resource Center - Spanish
- USCIS Study Materials - English
- USCIS Study Materials - Spanish
- USCIS Naturalization Resources in other languages - Arabic, Korean, Russian, Chinese, Tagalog, Arabic, Vietnamese, American Sign Language, and more.
Prepare for a Citizenship Clinic. Here is a list of documents and information to bring with you to a citizenship clinic.
PLEDGE TO NATURALIZE
Pledge to become a U.S. citizen for yourself, your family, and your community. Take the pledge to naturalize.
FOR NATURALIZED CITIZENS
If you're a naturalized citizen, we want to hear from you! How has becoming a US citizen impacted your life? Share with us!