Citizenship

N-400 Naturalization

Naturalization is the process in which lawful permanent residents can apply to become citizens of the United States. To file for naturalization, you must submit Form N-400, Application for Naturalization to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Learn more here https://www.boyadzhyanlaw.com/naturalization/

N-600 Citizenship Through Parents

Generally, there are two ways in which a foreign-born child could obtain citizenship through their U.S. citizenship parents. A child can obtain citizenship at birth (Citizenship Acquisition), or they could obtain citizenship after birth but before the age of 18 (Derivative Citizenship). Learn more here https://www.boyadzhyanlaw.com/n-600-citizenship-through-parents/

Delayed Applications for Citizenship

If your application for citizenship (N-400) is being delayed for more than 120 days after your interview, you may have the right to expedite the processing of your application by filing a federal lawsuit known as a Petition for Hearing on Naturalization, which gives a federal district court jurisdiction to intervene and make a decision on your delayed case. Learn more here https://www.boyadzhyanlaw.com/petition-for-hearing-on-naturalization/

If your application for citizenship (N-400) is being delayed and you have not yet been scheduled for an interview, it may be time to expedite processing of your application by filing a federal lawsuit known as a Writ of Mandamus which will force immigration to make a decision on your case. Learn more here https://www.boyadzhyanlaw.com/writ-of-mandamus-petition-for-hearing-on-naturalization/