Citizenship Clinic: Services for 2-49 Applicants

Services Offered

• Citizenship Application Assistance (Form N-400)
• Fee Waiver Assistance (Form I-912)
• Reduced Fee Request Assistance (Form I-942)
• Pro-bono Legal Consultations

Documents Attendees Should Bring

• Green card
• State-issued ID or driver's license
• Social Security card
• Marriage certificates, divorce certificates, and death/annulment certificates for spouses
• All passports used for travel abroad within the last five years, including expired passports
• For fee waiver: Proof applicant is currently receiving a qualifying government benefit (SSI, Medicaid, food stamps, WIC, General Assistance, TANF) or most recent tax returns
• List of home addresses for the past 5 years with corresponding dates of residence
• List of employment or school attendance history for the past 5 years with corresponding dates, addresses, and occupation
• List of children's full names, dates of birth, countries of birth, current addresses, USCIS Alien Numbers (if applicable)
• Applicant’s parents' full names, dates of birth, and countries of birth
• List of all applicant's trips abroad for the past 5 years with date left, date returned, and destination
• Current spouse's full name, nicknames or former names, date of birth, social security number, date and place of naturalization or Alien Number, date of marriage, address, and name of employer
• Prior spouse's date of birth, country of birth, address, date of marriage, Alien Number, nationality, date marriage ended, and reason for termination of marriage
• Certified documentation of all arrests and/or convictions, reason for arrest, date, place, and disposition even if the charges were dropped, dismissed or expunged
• Other

Other Document(s) to Bring

Nikah khat( if have any)

Volunteer Information

We are looking for:

• Attorneys
• General support volunteers

Prospective volunteers should contact:

pkarimi@cair.com