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Citizenship & Naturalization Attorney Serving Clients Nationwide
Becoming a U.S. citizen is more than a legal process. It is a milestone that represents security, opportunity, and belonging. At Haim Vasquez Legal Group, we are honored to guide individuals and families through the final and most meaningful step of their immigration journey with clarity, compassion, and trusted legal support.
About Citizenship & Naturalization
For many immigrants, citizenship represents years of sacrifice, patience, and perseverance. The process can feel intimidating, especially when eligibility rules, prior travel history, criminal history, or concerns about paperwork create uncertainty.
U.S. citizenship may be obtained through naturalization, automatic acquisition, or derivative citizenship, depending on your history and family circumstances. If granted, citizenship provides permanent security, full legal rights, and expanded opportunities for you and your loved ones.
Our role is to make this process straightforward and manageable. We take the time to understand your story, evaluate your eligibility, explain your options, and guide you forward with honest, steady legal support every step of the way.
Naturalization (Form N-400)
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Preparing and filing Form N-400
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Evaluating eligibility based on continuous residence, physical presence, and good moral character
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Reviewing travel history, tax compliance, and selective service registration
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Addressing complications such as prior arrests, extended trips abroad, or immigration violations
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Preparing clients for the naturalization interview and civics exam
- Expedited naturalization through military service under INA § 328 or § 329
Certificate of Citizenship (Form N-600)
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You were born abroad to a U.S. citizen parent
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You became a U.S. citizen automatically after a parent naturalized while you were under 18 and residing in the U.S. as a lawful permanent resident
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Confirming eligibility under INA § 320 or § 301
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Gathering supporting evidence such as birth certificates, parent naturalization records, marriage and custody documents
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Preparing and filing a properly documented N-600 application
Automatic Acquisition & Derivative Citizenship
Many people are U.S. citizens without realizing it. Changes in immigration law over time mean that citizenship may have been acquired automatically based on a parent’s status, even if no application was filed at the time. We help you:
- Determine eligibility based on the law in effect at the time of birth or residence
- Navigate complex family and legal histories
- Obtain official proof of citizenship
Why Pursue U.S. Citizenship?
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The right to vote in federal, state, and local elections
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Access to a U.S. passport and protection while abroad
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Eligibility for federal jobs and government benefits
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Freedom from immigration consequences for minor legal issues
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The ability to sponsor additional family members for lawful permanent residence
Step-by-Step Support
01 — Initial Contact
02 — Attorney Consultation
03 — Fees & Case Intake
04 — Case Preparation & Representation
What to Expect
When you contact our firm, we start by listening. We assess your eligibility honestly, explain what applies to your situation, and help you understand the process ahead.
Our goal is to make the citizenship process calm, transparent, and understandable — so you never feel unsure about what comes next.
Why Work With Haim Vasquez Legal Group
- Immigrant-Led Perspective — Our firm is led by an immigrant attorney who understands the fear and hope behind asylum cases on a personal level.
- Bilingual Support — We provide clear legal guidance in English and Spanish, so language is never a barrier to understanding your case.
- Honest, Human-Centered Guidance — We do not make false promises. We offer realistic advice, clear expectations, and steady support.
- Strong Legal Advocacy — Our team brings extensive experience in asylum law, removal defense, and complex immigration cases.