HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO BECOME A U.S CITIZEN?

🇺🇸 How long does it take to become a U.S. citizen? Some benefits that immigrants enjoy after becoming U.S. citizens include fewer travel restrictions, eligibility for state jobs, ease of access to US government jobs, fewer risks of deportation, and health privileges.But the process of becoming a U.S. citizen takes time. On average, it can take six months to a year for your citizenship application to be processed. The entire naturalization process can take up to 15 months on average.Here’s the thing, though. This whole process can take an even longer time if you commit mistakes during the immigration process. And the real clincher here is that many of these typical immigration mistakes can be avoided with proper planning and foresight. To help you avoid these mistakes and inadvertently delay your immigration process, let’s first go through the typical mistakes immigrants make. 👀📹 Mom doesn't want a Green Card: At least once a month, someone calls our office and their case is all messed up. They try to get Mom a Green Card and they probably did it too early, by Moms we also mean Dads or some relatives, and maybe they didn't even want it. That is what we are talking about in this video. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel, hit the notification bell, and join the conversation in the comments section below 😉. 🤓 HIL attorneys respond:In this reel,Attorney Tim Rudolph responds to the following question:“Can I come to the US on a visitor visa and file for asylum if I am an asylee in another country already?” 🎤 Immigration Answer Show:Did you miss yesterday's episode? Watch it here. Remember you can join us weekly to get your immigration questions answered. We hope to see you on the next episode 🤩. 🗓️ How to book a call with us: To take the first step on your immigration case, just complete this form to book a call with one of our intake specialists. It won't take you more than one minute.