by Matthew Hoppock | Mar 8, 2018 | Immigration, Naturalization |
Yesterday the USCIS rolled out e-filing for its naturalization form for everyone except military members. But in doing so it hid the link to the N-400 form, making it fairly difficult to know what form is the correct one to use if you’re in the military (or...
by Matthew Hoppock | May 19, 2016 | Immigration, Naturalization |
This may be of little help to most, but I thought I would share in case this helps anyone. We recently had a client who needed to apply for naturalization who wanted to be able to study the naturalization questions in his own language, Fulani. So our firm hired a...
by Matthew Hoppock | Apr 25, 2016 | Immigration, Naturalization |
Should I hire a naturalization attorney? I hear this question several times a month, and the answer is rarely simple. While there is a wealth of DIY resources online for applying for citizenship, determining eligibility is not always so easy. The process of obtaining...
by Matthew Hoppock | Feb 16, 2016 | Immigration, Naturalization |
The process of becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization can be stressful. An applicant needs to prove she is eligible, of course. But she also must pass a naturalization test, which covers civics questions, writing in English and reading in English. When I meet...
by Matthew Hoppock | Aug 12, 2015 | Immigration, Naturalization |
This is a question that comes up often for permanent residents looking to apply for citizenship. Will Immigration allow a person to naturalize even if they owe back taxes? Typically a person is otherwise eligible to naturalize but they owe back taxes, either because...
