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Certificate of Naturalization

Great news! If you’ve been a green card holder for 5 years, or if you have obtained your green card through your U.S. Citizen spouse for 3 years, you’re now eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship, provided no other legal issues prevent you from becoming a U.S. Citizen.

Because immigration law is so complex, even minor errors can have serious consequences. So, if you have any doubts regarding your past, please consult an immigration lawyer or call us at 929-922-0499.   We’re here to provide a free consultation and low-cost assistance for your USCIS application.

We understand that applying for citizenship can be a stressful procedure, and the filing fee may seem like a barrier. If you qualify but are delaying your application due to financial hardships, please know you are not alone.  For individuals whose income falls below the federal poverty guideline, we are here to provide valuable assistance. Our team is prepared to work with you to explore options for waiving the filing fee, thereby removing this barrier and allowing you to progress smoothly on your path to citizenship.

We strongly urge you to reach out to us without hesitation; we are genuinely committed to guiding and supporting you through each stage of this important journey toward becoming a U.S. citizen.

Certificate of Citizenship

A child may automatically acquire U.S. citizenship if the following conditions are met:

  1. The child has at least one parent, a U.S. citizen by birth or naturalization, including adoptive parents.
  2. The child must be under 18 years of age.
  3. The child must hold lawful permanent resident status, commonly called a “green card.”
  4. The child must reside in the United States in the physical custody of a U.S. citizen parent.

Moreover, If, you are in the process of applying for a Certificate of Citizenship and are confronted with the challenge of affording the filing fee imposed by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), please be assured that we are here to assist you. We can guide you through the process of requesting a waiver for this fee, which is designed to alleviate the financial burden for individuals facing economic difficulties. This assistance is particularly available to those whose income falls below the federal poverty guidelines or to individuals experiencing significant financial hardships. Our goal is to ensure that financial constraints do not prevent you from securing valid documents for the child. A child born abroad to a U.S. Citizen parent also may automatically acquire U.S. citizenship if specific criteria are satisfied.

Adjustment of Status

Adjustment of Status is a process that allows individuals to apply for lawful permanent resident status without the need to leave the United States. This process is available to beneficiaries of approved immigrant petitions when an immigrant visa number is immediately available for the individuals who entered legally in the US. Eligibility extends to spouses of U.S. citizens, unmarried children under the age of 21 of U.S. citizens, and parents of U.S. citizens.  Additionally, individuals may qualify under various special categories, including Refugee or Asylee Status, Victims of Human Trafficking and Crime, protections under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), Religious Worker visas, SIJ, and certain employment-based visas. This process facilitates obtaining a Green Card while remaining within the United States.

Due to the complexity of the procedures, it is strongly recommended to consult and seek legal assistance from an immigration lawyer.  However, if you are seeking expert guidance for your Adjustment of Status application we provide a free consultation and affordable filing assistance to support you every step of the way! Feel free to contact us at 929-922-0499 for personalized assistance. Let’s work together to make your immigration journey smoother!

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There are various types of cases related to both immigrant and non-immigrant visas. These include Adjustment of Status based on Alien Relative Petitions, Asylum and Refugee Status, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), U Visas, T Visas, and Consular Processing. One of the most challenging aspects of this process can be the Affidavit of Support. Additionally, there are several non-immigrant visas, such as B1/B2 visas, Student Visas, and Work Visas. At SFINY Immigration Services, our highly qualified, experienced, and well-trained staff is ready to provide solutions and answers to all your questions. We offer free consultations and low-cost filing assistance with USCIS.