What is the whole process about applying for a U.S. citizenship?

Question

I need help finding the form. Can I apply online? Do I submit the application and then take the test? Is the test multiple choice? How long does the whole process take???

Answer 1

i don't no how you get the form, but my mom just finished the process and everything. after you apply(idk where tho) you wait like a few months, and then when you get a letter in the mail, you go on the date and time ur asigned. For the test, it is multiple choice in a way, but somebodies asking you the questions. The questions are on U.S. History, then they make you read some really easy sentences, then they ask you to write a few sentences, and that's pretty much it. they also ask you if ur loyal to the U.S. and they check ur records.if you can speak english, it'll be SUPER easy.

Answer 2

check this website..looks like u can start the process online

Answer 3

well you can't apply online. i just become a citizen. I submitted my application July 07 (before the price change) and didn't become a citizen till June of this year!! Major headache, because i thought it was going to take 6 month. 6 months is the normall processing time but immagration saw a increase before the price change.

Anyway print out the application from uscis.gov for free. they also have an instruction book you can print. they will send you a letter letting you know they have you application. then they'll send you an appointment for fingerprints. then they send you an appointment for the interview. the interview is going thru some changes I think if the interview is before this october, you'll still be ask 10 of the 100 questions they give you to study. they ask you to read and write something simple. then they pass you and send you an appoinment to get sworn into america.

I got sworn in along 764 other people. it was huge. made the news here in dallas tx.

website:

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

Answer 4

Here is the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Service) Website link regarding all about Naturalization to become US Citizen.

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