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Government agencies play a crucial role in guiding individuals through the naturalization process. They provide resources, support, and official procedures to help applicants become citizens.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
USCIS is the primary agency responsible for processing naturalization applications. They handle the submission, review, and approval of applications. USCIS also offers information sessions and resources to help applicants understand the requirements and steps involved.
Application Assistance and Resources
Various government programs provide assistance to applicants. These include language classes, legal aid, and informational workshops. These resources aim to make the process accessible and understandable for all applicants.
Interview and Testing Support
During the naturalization process, applicants must attend an interview and pass a civics and English test. USCIS officials conduct interviews to verify information and assess eligibility. Support services are available to prepare applicants for these steps.
Legal and Policy Guidance
Government agencies also provide legal guidance and updates on policy changes. This helps applicants stay informed about their rights and the latest requirements for naturalization.