Naturalization & Citizenship Attorney in Salt Lake City

Fighting to Keep Families Together in the U.S.

Naturalization results in permanent U.S. citizenship. Citizenship can never be taken away after you’ve earned it, meaning you can never be deported or placed into removal proceedings. Naturalized citizens can legally vote and enjoy all of the rights and responsibilities of US citizens. 

By all definitions, after going through naturalization, you are a U.S. citizen. Your path might have been different, but the end result is the same. Our naturalization and citizenship attorney in Salt Lake City can help you reach that end result.

Contact us onlineor call (801) 609-3659 for a free consultation at Monument Immigration.

What is a Naturalized Citizen?

A naturalized citizen of the United States is someone who has gained lawful permanent residency after meeting the necessary requirements established by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).

How to Qualify for Citizenship

Although the naturalization process might seem daunting, its requirements are actually quite simple.

To be eligible, you must:

• Be a resident of the U.S. for the last five years, or three years if you’re married to a U.S. citizen
• Have lived in the U.S. for at least six months out of the last five (or three) years you were a resident
• Have no criminal history for the previous five (or three) years of residency

After the government receives your application, it usually takes about six months to be processed. Because every case is different, be sure to consult with your immigration attorney to make sure you or your spouse meet the requirements for naturalization. If you’re not sure, better to ask beforehand.

What to Know about Naturalization

Naturalization is forever. Citizenship can never be taken away from you, and offers the peace of mind and permanence that a Green Card or visa just can’t match. Naturalized citizens can receive a U.S. passport, are eligible to vote, and are entitled to all the same benefits afforded to other citizens.

We charge flat rate of $3,000 for naturalization consultations and filing your application. We believe that money shouldn’t stand in the way of you chasing the American Dream, which is why we offer simple, zero-interest payment plans to our clients. And if you decide to pay in full instead of setting up a payment plan, we’ll take 10% off our usual rates. Besides Monument Immigration’s fees, bear in mind that the government charges $725 for its naturalization filing fee.

Providing Swift & Efficient Help

Monument Immigration’s lawyer Mark Naugle will help you gather all of the necessary information and documentation, let you know exactly what’s needed to apply, and quickly prepare your application for submission to the government. In most cases, we’ll be able to submit your application for processing within 48 hours of receiving your information and documentation.

In addition, we’ll make sure you’re prepared for your naturalization interview to help you obtain U.S. citizenship. We’re happy to help whether you’re in Salt Lake City, Cottonwood Heights, or Las Vegas.

Contact us online or call (801) 609-3659. Our Salt Lake City naturalization lawyer is here to help.