A free legal clinic for individuals interested in applying for citizenship. Attorneys will be available to assist individuals at any stage of the naturalization application process. English language assessments will be provided on-site and staff will also be screening for exceptions to the English language component of the naturalization exam. Information regarding financial assistance may be available for those receiving CalWorks.
To receive assistance at the workshop, participants must bring all of the following:
A copy of your green card (both sides)
List of all of your trips out of the United States including departure and return dates
List of addresses and employment and/or schools for the past five years including start and end dates
If you are currently married; spouse’s full legal name, date of birth, Social Security number, alien number (A#), date and place of naturalization, and current address
Information about all your prior marriages and about all of your current spouse’s prior marriages; including date of marriage, date the marriage ended, and how marriage ended
If you have children, their full name as it appears on birth certificate, dates of birth, residency card A#, and address
Documentation of all arrests and/or convictions, including reason for the arrest, date, place, and outcome/disposition. Bring ALL arrest and court documents, even if the charges were dropped
Copies of previous immigration filings