United States Immigration

U.S. Citizenship Application for Green Card Holders

Citizenship Application Information Package and Answer to FAQS for U.S. Legal Permanent Residents

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Naturalization

The process of becoming a U.S. citizen is also known as naturalization. Some people are born U.S. citizens and other people become naturalized citizens. The first step to become a US citizen is to become a US legal permanent resident also known as a Green Card holder status.  After having a green card for certain required time and complying with certain requirements you might be eligible to apply to become a U.S. citizen.

How to Apply for the U.S. Citizenship as a Green Card holders

There are several questions that you probably have about how to apply for the United States citizenship, including the following:

• How to become a U.S. citizen if I already have a green card?
• Who is eligible to become a U.S. citizen?
• American citizenship information
• Where should I file my citizenship application?
• Official forms to apply for the United States citizenship
• How long does it takes the process of the citizenship application?
• For how many years do I need to have my green card before applying for my citizenship?
• What is the difference between a U.S. lawful permanent resident with a green card and a U.S. citizen?
• US citizenship filing fees and additional application information.
• Requirements for U.S. naturalization for the spouse and children of a U.S. citizen
• How to check online my application status?

Find out the answer to several of your citizenship application questions including how to access official citizenship forms, application filing fees, and official application information to become a U.S. citizen.