The US citizenship test includes 100 civics questions. Generally, applicants will be asked up to 10 questions from a list of 100 civics questions. In order to successfully pass the exam it will be necessary to answer at least six of ten random questions correctly. The English language portion of the test has three parts: reading, writing, and speaking. An individual's ability to speak basic English will be determined by the USCIS officer conducting the interview. Applicants will be required to read aloud one of three sentences correctly for the reading portion of the exam. Applicants will be required to write one out of three sentences correctly as well.

Unless you are eligible for an exception to the English or civics requirements, you will be given two opportunities to meet the English and civics requirements. If you fail any portion of these requirements, you will be retested during a new interview on the portion of the test that you failed (English or civics) between 60 and 90 days from the date of your initial interview.

If you have ever been charged with a criminal offense, even if it was dismissed, do not use this application. You should contact an attorney for personalized representation.

This is a serious matter. Speak to an attorney immediately.

Contact a local attorney. Do not use this application.

If you received your green card from marriage to a US citizen and you have been residing with them continuously for the past 3 years, you can apply 2 years and 10 months after your received your green card. If you did not receive your green card this way, you can apply 4 years and 10 months after you became a permanent resident. This includes these categories: getting your permanent residence through a parent sponsor, through asylum and through an employer.

You must have been a permanent resident for 5 years, but you can count 1 year of your time as an asylee towards the 5 year requirement. If you are using this 1 year calculation method, know that USCIS has actually already calculated this 1 bonus year for you, and listed your date of permanent residence on your green card as 1 year before you received your green card.

No, you need to be living with the US citizen to apply at 2 years and 10 months.

Yes.

No, you received citizenship derivatively from your parent. You would use N-600 to prove your citizenship.

Anyone 18 years or older must file a separate application.

Yes, you will have to contact us to inquire about services not included in your retainer. If we are unable to assist you, we will refer you to someone who can assist you.

Email us at admin@citizenshipselfie.com and we can refer you to an attorney.

Citizenship Selfie^SM immigration services is an online platform that helps simplify the process of becoming a U.S. citizen by providing flash cards to memorize key points for your interview, short videos and mock tests to make your citizenship application process easy and affordable.

A person who has unconditional permanent residence, obtained their green card through a US citizen spouse and is still married to that spouse, can apply after 3 years. Note: you may send in your application 3 months prior to this mark. If you are no longer married to your petitioner spouse or you applied for permanent residence through your employment, you may apply for citizenship after 5 years. Note: you may submit your application 3 months prior to this mark. Check out Citizenship Now! By Naresh Gehi, Esq. if you have further questions.

You should use it if you are a tech-savvy person who has difficulty passing the exam. You should not use Citizenship Selfie^SM immigration services if you've done any of these acts: committed fraud, lied to the US government before, received a deportation order before but have not disclosed it to the US government or had a divorce before you received your 10 year green card.

We simplify the application process and prepare you thoroughly for the interview. Once you have passed the eligibility quiz and have all your documents ready, it will take about 30-45 minutes to complete the citizenship application. You can find a step-by-step video for the citizenship application on the Study Portal. To help you pass your interview, we offer all the study materials you will need on the Study Portal. This includes study guides in multiple languages, training videos and mock tests. Finally, we offer a partial refund if you are not satisfied with the service.

Step 1: Pass our eligibility quiz. The quiz will tell you if you meet the requirements for a quick application for US citizenship, or will need an attorney. Step 2: Fill out your form and get it checked. Step 3: Watch our videos to prepare and get more comfortable with the questions that will be asked of you during your citizenship test and interview. Step 4: Have fun practicing in our gaming center, test the knowledge you gained through watching our videos to help you pass your citizenship test and interview. Step 5: Get ready to become a U.S. Citizen!

You can access sample study guides and videos by clicking [here].

Unfortunately, the study guide and training videos on the study portal are only available in English at the moment. However, we will be adding the materials in Spanish soon. Please check back for updates.

Yes. Just like a traditional law firm, the only people who will be able to access to your information will be the law firm that reviews your matter. Everyone at the law firm is bound by the duty of attorney-client confidentiality and cannot discuss, transmit or store your information with a third party.

Thank you for entrusting Citizenship Selfie^SM immigration services with your immigration needs. We have different legal packages, based upon your individual factors. If you have a criminal background, you will be subject to a separate fee and agreement due to the increased complexity of your matter. Please contact us further at kimberly@gehilaw.com to discuss the available legal packages. Should you choose to speak to an attorney, you will be charged a fee of $75 for your first 15 minutes. The fee will be triggered from the first minute. Please note that if you do not have the required documentation, such as proof of legal entry, we are unable to assist you.

Due to the complexity of citizenship applications, we do not offer separate services.

This will be subject to a case-by-case basis and an additional fee. Please contact us for more information at kimberly@gehilaw.com

Yes.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express through our payment portal.

Please contact us through the info@gehilegal.com

The current fees for Form N-400 are: $640 filing fee and an $85 biometrics fee. This must be sent in with your application. Persons 75 years of age or older are exempt from the biometric services fee.

All of our plans come with an English language video guide, access to the Citizenship Selfie^SM immigration services software, access to our study materials and attorney review of your N-400 application. Our Gold and Platinum packages include additional content with your pruchase price.

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For most Citizenship Selfie users, the answer is never. Our extraordinary features eliminate the need to speak directly to an attorney. However, optional legal consultations may be useful to users who have questions about an area of immigration law beyond citizenship, as well as users who have completed the naturalization process and now wish to file visa petitions for their relatives. Finally, Citizenship Selfie users who have filed their applications after review by an attorney, but then experience an unexpected change in their eligibility for citizenship, or other unexpected complication or delay in USCIS's processing of their application, may benefit from a phone consultation with an attorney.