Before You Get Started
How to Become a US Citizen: A Comprehensive Guide
Before you get started there are some things you should know about that could prevent you from becoming a U.S. Citizen. If any of the following MAY apply to you, be sure to speak with an immigration attorney.
● One of your parents became a U.S. citizen before you turned 18 years old. You may already be a U.S. citizen.
● You made trips out of the United States for more than six months
● You moved to another country since getting your green card
● You are in deportation or removal proceedings—or—you have been deported
● You haven’t filed your federal income taxes
● You haven’t supported your children
● You are male and did not register for the Selective Service between the ages of 18 and 26
● You are on probation or parole for a criminal conviction
● You have contradictory information on your application
● You lied or committed fraud to get your Green Card or you weren’t originally eligible for your
Green Card when you got it
● You have been arrested or convicted of a crime or you have committed a crime
● You lied or committed fraud to receive or to continue to receive public benefits
● You helped someone enter the United States illegally, even if it was a relative
● You claimed to be a U.S. citizen but you weren’t
● You have been charged with committing domestic violence, child abuse, or child neglect
● You have voted illegally in the United States
● You have made a living by illegal gambling
● You have been involved in prostitution
● You have been a habitually drunk, a drug abuser, or a drug addict
We can help you become a citizen
Attorney Steven Miller and the team at Affordable Immigration would be honored to represent you or a family member through the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.
Studies have shown, those in immigration court with a lawyer are much more likely to win their case than those without legal representation.
Steve Miller
Steve Miller, is one of the few attorneys who offer a free consultation. Attorney Miller and his staff have seen over 10,000 aspiring immigrants in order to inform them of their possibilities under U.S. Immigration Law. The office as helped over 4,000 young people obtain DACA and countless others with the immigrant visas and deportation issues.