Why You Need a Permanent Residency Lawyer
Are you looking to obtain permanent residency? Don’t do this on your own! Learn why you need a permanent residency lawyer, then call us today!
Requirements to File for Citizenship
- You must be a Green Card holder for at least 3 years or have married a U.S. citizen.
- You must have lived inside the U.S. for 51% of the time
- You must be a law abiding citizen with no misdemeanor or felonies.
Taking the Naturalization Exam in Your Native Language
- Exemption is based on your age and how long you have had your green card.
- Medical exemptions caused by a mental or physical disability which are approved by a doctor.
Replacing a Lost Naturalization Certificate
- The Naturalization Certificate is replaceable but takes up to a year to replace. You must fill out a N-565 form.
Translating My Documents for the Embassy Interview
- It is necessary to translate your documents, including birth certificates, marriage certificates, and divorce judgments to english. These translated documents must be certified.
- The National Visa Center reviews to determine if someone has the proper paperwork needed for their interview.
Sponsoring Someone for Citizenship If You Haven’t Lived in the U.S
- You must be at least 18 years old to be eligible to file for citizenship (naturalization).
- You must reside in the US for at least three months.
- This process will take four to six months.
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Are you or a loved one looking to obtain permanent residency? Don’t do this on your own! Learn why you need a permanent residency lawyer here. Then, contact our experienced New Jersey Permanent Residency Lawyer to help and schedule your legal consultation and case evaluation.
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