Live and work here for over 4 years...But I don't have idea when to apply a U.S citizenship for my self.

Question

Will you guys out there knows about when to apply citizenship if you live here over 4 years.. Please good response.

Answer 1

You can apply for US citizenship 5 years after your green card. Start paperwork on the 4th year.

Answer 2

try going on the internet to this website. www.uscitizenship.info/

Answer 3

If you have lived in US as Permanent Resident for 4 years and 9 months at least and you are over 18 years of age, you are eligible to apply for US Citizenship.

Here is the link to the guide

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m...

http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476...

Answer 4

it depends on your status in the US. assuming that you got a green  or alien card and got it by marriage then its time to apply if you entered the US by a family status like a brother sister father or son (immediate family ) then you must wait 5 years  

Answer 5

Are you here on permanant resident? then its 5 yrs. Are you married to a US citizen? then its 3 yrs. Go to www.uscitizenship.com and you will get all the help you need.But start saving your money it now cost about 800 to become naturalized. including pictures

Answer 6

It depends on how you live during these 4 years. If you live legally, you can try to apply for a green card, then citizenship after 5 years holding the green card.

Answer 7

the only way you can apply is if you have a green card.

If you got your green card Via  marriage to a U.S Citizen you must:

Still married

Have  you card for more then 3 years

And have been married for more then 3 years.

If is not via marriage then you must wait 5 years  of green card holding  

Answer 8

It depends. If you are married to an american citizen and this was the way you've received your green card, then after 3 yrs. of marriage you have a right to apply for a citizenship. If you already have your green card and received it as being a legal immigrant, then it's 5 yrs. Either way, you have to be a green card holder first. Living and working in US means nothing even if it's longer than 4 yrs...