Do you qualify for U.S. citizenship?
Do you meet the eligibility requirements?
If you plan to do your citizenship interview in English, come study with us!
Requirements for Citizenship Study:
- You need Level 3 English or higher (If your English very low, you can enroll in our English classes)
- You qualify to apply now or you will qualify within the next year
- Be willing to practice English every day
Students practice and prepare for their U.S. citizenship interviews.
Classes meet at el Comité on Thursdays:
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Citizenship teacher, Sally, practices the 100 Questions with a student.
Citizenship study is free!
Practice English everywhere!
We provide all the study materials you need. Instruction is in ENGLISH ONLY because your USCIS interview will be in English.
It is very important to practice English everywhere when you are preparing for the citizenship interview!
El Comité Executive Director, Marta Moreno, celebrates with new citizen Doan.
To pass the U.S. citizenship process in English, you need 4 things:
- Pretty good English (Level 3 or higher)
- Confidence with the 100 Questions, including reading and writing for the interview
- Confidence with the questions on the N-400 application
- $680.00 ($595 application fee + $85 bio-metrics (fingerprints) fee and background check
Citizenship teacher Linda (R) helps students practice the 100 Questions.
Download the 100 Questions with Answers
Download the N-400 application for naturalization
Study 10 Steps to Naturalization: Understanding the Process of Becoming a U.S. Citizen
Other Languages: If you are eligible to have the interview in your native language, you can download the 100 Questions in different languages here.
Are you ready to apply?
If you are ready to apply for citizenship, call our office at 303-651-6125 and ask about our next Citizenship Application Processing Session.
El Comité and immigration attorneys help people complete their N400 applications for citizenship.
What happens after you apply?
- Come to class and practice English for the interview.
- Wait for a letter with instructions to go to Denver and submit your fingerprints.
- Go to Denver to five your fingerprints for a background check.
- Wait for a letter with instructions to go to Denver for your USCIS interview.
- Come to class and practice!
- Go to your interview.
What happens at the interview?
- You will promise to tell the truth.
- You answer 6 out of 10 questions from the 100 Questions
- You will read one question out loud pretty well (3 opportunities)
- You will write one sentence pretty well (3 opportunities)
- You will answer all the questions on your N-400 application
- If you pass, you attend the Oath Ceremony (promise to be a good citizen)
- Come back to class and celebrate!
L-R: Citizenship volunteer Nancy, new citizen Alma, citizenship teacher Tom
We can help you achieve your goal of becoming a United States citizen!
