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Am I Eligible for U.S. Citizenship?

Answer 5 quick questions. Free, confidential, results in under 3 minutes.

Question 1 of 5

Do you have a valid U.S. Green Card (Lawful Permanent Resident status)?

You must hold LPR status to apply for naturalization through the standard process.

✅ Yes — I have a valid Green Card

❌ No — I don't have a Green Card yet

❓ I'm not sure of my immigration status

Question 2 of 5

How long have you held your Green Card?

Most applicants need 5 years. If married to a U.S. citizen for 3+ years, you may qualify sooner.

✅ 5 or more years

💍 3+ years and married to a U.S. citizen

⏳ Less than 3 years

🎖️ U.S. military service (special rules apply)

Question 3 of 5

Have you maintained continuous residence in the U.S.?

No single trip outside the U.S. should have lasted more than 6 months.

✅ Yes — all my trips were under 6 months

✈️ I had a trip abroad that lasted 6 months or more

Question 4 of 5

Do you have any criminal convictions?

Some convictions may affect eligibility. An attorney review is recommended when in doubt.

✅ No criminal record at all

⚠️ Minor offense or traffic violation only

🚨 More serious criminal conviction

Question 5 of 5

Can you read, write, and speak basic English?

Exemptions exist for applicants aged 50+ with 20 years LPR (50/20 rule), 55+ with 15 years (55/15 rule), or certain medical disabilities.

✅ Yes — I can read, write, and speak basic English

📚 Some English — I need more practice

👴 I may qualify for an age or medical exemption

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You Appear to Be Eligible!

Based on your answers, you likely meet the basic requirements for U.S. naturalization. The next step is to begin your N-400 application.

This quiz provides general guidance only and is not legal advice.

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Let's Find the Right Path

Most naturalization paths require a Green Card first. Some people qualify through other routes — military service, birth abroad to a U.S. citizen parent, or special categories. Let an attorney review your situation.

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Not Quite Yet — Let's Prepare

You likely need to wait until you meet the 3-year or 5-year LPR requirement. Use this time to prepare — start Learning Hub classes so you're ready the moment you qualify.

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Attorney Review Recommended

Extended trips abroad may affect your continuous residence requirement — but are not always disqualifying. An immigration attorney needs to review your full travel history.

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Possibly Eligible — Attorney Review Suggested

Minor offenses don't automatically disqualify you, but it depends on the charge, date, and outcome. Book a $99 phone consultation for a definitive answer.

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Attorney Consultation Required

Serious convictions require careful legal analysis before filing. Some are permanently disqualifying; others may not be, depending on timing and type. Please speak with a licensed attorney before proceeding.

📞 Call 1-800-575-7988

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Almost Ready — Build Your English

You appear to meet most requirements. Strengthening your English is key to passing the interview. Our Learning Hub has English practice, civics flashcards, and mock interview tools in your native language.

⏱️ How Long Does It Take?

After filing, USCIS processing typically takes 8–18 months. We track your case and alert you to every update.

💰 What Are the Fees?

Our service starts at $999. The USCIS N-400 filing fee ($760) is separate and paid directly to USCIS by you.

🌐 Available in My Language?

Yes — our platform and staff serve clients in 16 languages including Spanish, Hindi, Bengali, Mandarin, Arabic, and more.

📞 Still Unsure?

Call 1-800-575-7988 or email info@citizenshipformscenter.com