Naturalization is the legal process through which a lawful permanent resident becomes a full U.S. citizen. Citizenship provides rights a green card alone does not — including the right to vote, a U.S. passport, full protection from deportation, and the ability to petition for more family members. The process involves an application, biometrics, an English and civics test, an interview, and the Oath of Allegiance. Greater Hope is here to make sure you do it right.
Most applicants must have held permanent residence for at least five years — or three years if obtained through marriage to a U.S. citizen. You must also have been physically present in the U.S. for at least half that period, maintained continuous residence, demonstrated good moral character, and be able to pass a basic English and civics test. Factors like extended time abroad or prior criminal history can affect eligibility — which is why we review your full situation before recommending you file.
We prepare your naturalization application carefully, reviewing every answer and ensuring all documents are accurate before submission.
We help you study with practice sessions and materials tailored to your background so you walk into your interview confident.
We review your N-400 with you, go over likely questions, and make sure you are fully prepared to present your case clearly and honestly.
We monitor your case, respond to any USCIS requests, and keep you informed all the way through your Oath of Allegiance ceremony.
Since 2010, Greater Hope has helped hundreds of individuals reach the finish line of their immigration journey. Our DOJ-Accredited Representatives bring experience, honesty, and genuine care to every naturalization case we handle. You have come too far to leave anything to chance.
“We became citizens after 5 years. Jean Willeme Thomas worked with us every step. Greater Hope is not just a service — they are family.” — The Nguyen Family, Greater Hope Clients
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