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Dallas Naturalization Lawyer

Requirements for the Naturalization Process

Becoming a U.S. citizen can be a difficult process rife with legal complexities and paperwork that must be properly filed if your application is to be approved. This is one of the many reasons it is crucial to work with a Dallas immigration lawyer experienced in handling the many diverse issues related to naturalization.

At the Mathur Law Offices, P.C., we provide comprehensive legal representation with a foundation in friendly, respectful client service to address a variety of immigration-related matters.

What are the requirements for naturalization?

The applicant must be at least 18 years old (children under the age of 18 automatically obtain citizenship when their parents are naturalized, as long as the child meets certain residency requirements.)

Some of the residency requirements include:

Residence in the United States for 5 years after becoming a permanent resident, or for 3 years if the applicant is married to a U.S. citizen
At least half of the applicant's permanent residency must have been spent physically in the United States
The applicant must have lived for at least 3 months in the jurisdiction where the application is being filed

The laws regarding naturalization constantly change, and as such it is important to work with an attorney who stays abreast of these changes. An attorney can answer your questions about whether you may qualify in terms of residency requirements and can also address any other concerns, such as qualifications of good moral character, an attachment to the principles in the U.S. Constitution and basic English skills and knowledge of the U.S. government and history.

There are some factors that may disqualify a person from qualifying for naturalization, such as desertion from the U.S. military, so it will also be important to get information about these if you are interested in applying.

Dallas Immigration Lawyer for Naturalization & Citizenship

In addition to offering you information about the naturalization process and whether you may qualify, an experienced lawyer can guide you through the process in a swift and effective manner.

Contact a Dallas immigration attorney at our firm today to learn more about how we can help you.

What to Expect From Mathur Law Offices, P.C.

A legal team with a wide breadth of legal knowledge
An emphasis on making your needs our top priority
Personalized, unwavering commitment to you
A team with unmatched experience and versatility
Compassionate and genuine service

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“Helped me with several cases I could not have done it without them.”

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“I just want to thank Ivette. She was so sweet. She takes care of all my questions. Everyone in this attorney’s office have been beyond amazing! 5 star”

Susana Karr
Citizenship
“Ignatius, and his team, did a wonderful job on my journey to becoming a naturalized US citizen. They were there with my husband and I from the very beginning, until the Oath Ceremony. In the beginning, we had a wonderful consultation with Sanjay, where he explained everything step by step, and they presented all the necessary paperwork to the government for each step that we took. Part of our journey was with Anamika, where she helped us get through the first 2 parts of the legal process, and the final part was with Ignatius, who assisted us with the naturalization part. Thank you, Ignatius, for being there with me during the interview process. Your presence helped to ease my mind.”

Ignatius