Is Working with an Immigration Attorney Required for Naturalization?

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Applying for naturalization is a complicated process that requires detailed applications along a multi-step process. Strictly speaking, you are not legally required to work with an immigration attorney to apply for citizenship, but trying to navigate this process on your own is very difficult and more likely to result in delays or denials.

Is Working with an Immigration Attorney Required for Naturalization?

One of the most important considerations to make before applying for citizenship is determining your eligibility. Many factors go into eligibility, including your moral character and background. Typically, this refers to any criminal offenses committed. Basic English speaking requirements are also standard for eligibility. An immigration attorney will help you determine your eligibility as well as help you navigate Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.

They will also help you by explaining any roadblocks that extend wait times or halt progress along your application. It’s easy to get frustrated when working on your naturalization application because of how many details are necessary, the lengthy wait times, and the increase in application denials. We’re here to support you through any challenges that arise in your application.

Immigration law is complex, and navigating the naturalization process on your own can be confusing, challenging, and even discouraging as legal changes are rapidly being put in place. At Waldron Law Firm, PLLC, we place people at the heart of all that we do and genuinely care about helping you find success in your life. Our immigration attorney is proud to help people of different backgrounds with naturalization and is here to help you every step of the way.