Becoming a U.S. citizen can be a powerful moment in a person’s life. But the path to citizenship, called naturalization, is full of tricky forms, deadlines, and uncertainties.
At Ibrahim Law Global, we know how meaningful this milestone is. With roots in immigrant communities and a deep personal respect for the journey, we guide you every step of the way.
If you’ve built your life here and are ready to complete this transformation, we’ll help you make it a reality.
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Naturalization can be a long and complicated process. It can involve a lot of preparation, as well as a not insignificant number of fees. It’s also not available to everyone, depending on their circumstances.
At Ibrahim Law Global, we help with every step of the process, regardless of your background or situation. Here are some of the services we offer:
Our services go beyond paperwork. As immigrants ourselves, we understand the stakes that can be attached to a citizenship and naturalization journey.
We’ll listen to your story, help you address past issues, and walk you confidently through each step toward citizenship.
Although the naturalization process is rooted in rules, it doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Here’s a breakdown of what you need to do.
Many green card holders apply once they’ve met the time requirement, which is typically 5 years, or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen. Once eligible, you’ll fill out Form N‑400 and submit documents like a copy of your green card, proof of addresses, and records of employment or travel.
After filing, you’ll attend a biometrics appointment where USCIS takes your fingerprints and photo. Then comes the much-anticipated interview, where a USCIS officer asks about your background, reads questions about American history and government, and tests your English.
If all goes well, you’ll be invited to a naturalization ceremony and take the oath of allegiance—making you a full U.S. citizen.
While everyone’s situation is different, the process generally includes:
Clients who are comfortable in English and civics often move through the process in 6–12 months, but we’ll work to resolve any issues or delays along the way.
Even a small mistake can delay your citizenship – or worse, lead to denial. We’re here to help you avoid that.
Our team takes the time to:
Our goal is to help you build the life in the U.S. that you deserve.
Most people apply after 5 years of permanent residency, or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen. Military service and other factors may shorten this period.
Once you file, it typically takes 6–12 months, depending on where you file and if USCIS asks for more information. If your naturalization case is dragging, we can help make sure it gets back on track, including by taking the case to federal court if necessary.
A USCIS officer will ask about your application and test your English and knowledge of U.S. government and history. This does mean that you need to speak English competently in order to qualify for citizenship, unless you qualify for an exception due to age, illness, or time in the U.S. We can help you prepare for both the English and the civics tests.
Some minor issues can be waived, like misdemeanors, but serious crimes or lying on your application can lead to denial. We’ll review and address these issues in advance, and walk you through all of your options.
After you become a citizen, you can sponsor your spouse, children, and even parents for green cards, which is something permanent residents can only do in limited ways.
At Ibrahim Law Global, we see naturalization cases as more than just paperwork. It’s about building a life in the U.S. Let us help you finish that journey. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation.
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