Obtain U.S. citizenship as a permanent resident married to a U.S. citizen, meeting residency and marriage requirements.
Citizenship through marriage allows a lawful permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen to apply for naturalization after meeting specific residency and marital requirements. Typically, spouses of U.S. citizens can apply for citizenship after three years of permanent residency, provided they have been living in marital union with their U.S. citizen partner. This pathway helps couples secure citizenship while maintaining family unity.
We assist clients throughout the process by evaluating eligibility, preparing the necessary forms, and gathering supporting documentation such as marriage certificates, proof of joint residence, and financial records. Our team also provides guidance for the naturalization interview and civics/English test, ensuring a smooth and efficient path to U.S. citizenship through marriage.
Confirm the applicant meets residency, marital, and continuous living requirements with a U.S. citizen spouse.
Gather marriage certificates, proof of joint residence, tax records, and other supporting evidence.
Complete and review the naturalization application for accuracy and completeness.
File the application with USCIS and prepare for the interview, including civics and English test readiness.
Attend the naturalization ceremony, take the Oath of Allegiance, and officially become a U.S. citizen.
