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Am I eligible for U.S. Citizenship?
A Decision Tree for Naturalization Learners
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Educational Disclosure
This content is based on USCIS educational materials and is intended as a learning tool only. It does not constitute legal advice. Immigration situations are unique — if you have questions about your specific case, please visit www.uscis.gov, contact your local USCIS office, or speak with a licensed immigration attorney.
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You must be at least 18 to apply. Come back when you meet the age requirement!
You must first obtain a Green Card before applying for naturalization.
You need more time as a permanent resident. Keep track of your Green Card date!
Extended absences may have disrupted your continuous residence.
Consult a USCIS officer or immigration attorney.
You may not yet meet the physical presence requirement. Every trip abroad counts against this total.
Consult a USCIS officer or immigration attorney.
Wait until you've lived in your district or state for at least 3 months before filing.
Certain crimes may disqualify you. Consult an immigration attorney for guidance.
Exemptions apply if: 50+ years old & Green Card for 20+ years | 55+ & Green Card for 15+ years | 65+ & Green Card for 20 years (simplified civics test)
Study time! Visit uscis.gov for free practice tests, videos, and study materials.
Taking the Oath of Allegiance is a required final step in becoming a citizen.
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If you answered no to any of these questions, you might not be eligible to apply for U.S. Citizenship
Congratulations! You appear to meet the eligibility requirements!
Note: If you answered no to any of these questions, you might not be eligible to apply for U.S. Citizenship. Consult a USCIS Officer or an immigration attorney
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Start
Am I eligible for U.S. Citizenship?
A Decision Tree for Naturalization Learners
Next
Educational Disclosure
This content is based on USCIS educational materials and is intended as a learning tool only. It does not constitute legal advice. Immigration situations are unique — if you have questions about your specific case, please visit www.uscis.gov, contact your local USCIS office, or speak with a licensed immigration attorney.
End of learning activity
You must be at least 18 to apply. Come back when you meet the age requirement!
You must first obtain a Green Card before applying for naturalization.
You need more time as a permanent resident. Keep track of your Green Card date!
Extended absences may have disrupted your continuous residence.
Consult a USCIS officer or immigration attorney.
You may not yet meet the physical presence requirement. Every trip abroad counts against this total.
Consult a USCIS officer or immigration attorney.
Wait until you've lived in your district or state for at least 3 months before filing.
Certain crimes may disqualify you. Consult an immigration attorney for guidance.
Exemptions apply if: 50+ years old & Green Card for 20+ years | 55+ & Green Card for 15+ years | 65+ & Green Card for 20 years (simplified civics test)
Study time! Visit uscis.gov for free practice tests, videos, and study materials.
Taking the Oath of Allegiance is a required final step in becoming a citizen.
Restart
If you answered no to any of these questions, you might not be eligible to apply for U.S. Citizenship
Congratulations! You appear to meet the eligibility requirements!
Note: If you answered no to any of these questions, you might not be eligible to apply for U.S. Citizenship. Consult a USCIS Officer or an immigration attorney