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Get help form an immigration attorney to apply for legal immigration status with a monthly payment plan tailored to your financial situation. 

Avoid Delays and Denials.

Have your application prepared correctly the first time by an experienced attorney to avoid errors that can result in delays in processing your application or, worse, denial of your application. 

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Know your rights and empower yourself and the people you love with the latest information and legal representation for the road ahead.

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Brown Legal can provide you personally tailored legal advice that only an actual law firm can provide. We've helped thousands of people establish their lives here legally in the United States. Applying for U.S. citizenship can be a complicated process. Errors can cost you than just money. It's worth getting it right. Every applicant and every case is different. And every immigration officer is different. You can successfully navigate all the complicated regulations (and unwritten rules) in applying for citizenship with the help the reliable, trusted experience you and your family deserve.

QUALIFICATIONS
To qualify to apply for U.S. citizenship through naturalization, you must meet the following requirements:
1. You must be a green card holder for five year (or three years if you have been married to a U.S. citizen during those three years), with some exceptions.
2. You must have been physically present in the Untied States during the last five years (or three years if you have been married to a U.S. citizen). You also should have any trips outside of the United States lasting longer than 6 months. 
3. You will have to pass the civics test and English test. Click here for more information.
4. You must show "good moral character", i.e. lack of criminal history, tax compliance, and compliance with any child support orders, among other things.
5. ​You must live in the state in which you are applying for at least three months.
6. You must be willing to swear allegiance to the United States and its constitution.