Yes
- If you have had a Legal Permanent Resident Card (aka:
Green Card) for 5 years.
To read the USCIS eligibility requirements, click here.
or
- If you have been and are still married to a
US Citizen for the last 3 years.
- You have lived with your spouse for the last 3 years.
- You have had a Legal Permanent Resident Card
for 3 years. You will need to show proof of the above.
To do so you will need to prove the above with proof:
-filling jointly taxes (For IRS trancripts click here),
- marriage certificate
- any ultility bill showing your name and your spouse's name
- rental agreement or other document such as car payment
agreement, etc...
To read the USCIS eligibility requirements, click here.
- You've been out of the US for less than 30 months
during your qualifying 5 years or less than 18 months
during your qualifying 3 years
- You must be able to speak, read, write and understand
English
-Other qualifying parameters may be found in
"A Guide to Naturalization"
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No
- If you are not a Legal Permanent Resident.
- If you are young and can't speak and understand English.
(Go to the Ukiah Adult School ESL Classes.
To find out more click here.)
- If you are on any type of Probation or Parole.
- If you committed criminal acts of any kind, recently.
- If you've been out of the US for more than 30 months
during your qualifying 5 years or more than 18 months
during your qualifying 3 years.
-If your spouse divorced you or passed away during the
qualifying 3 years.
- Other disqualifying parameters may be found in
"A guide to Naturalization"
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