Need information and resources on U.S. citizenship? You’re not alone! Many visitors to the USCIS website do. Our Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, is one of our most downloaded forms.

That’s why USCIS created the Citizenship Resource Center, an easy-to-use Web portal that has information for learners, teachers and organizations. Visit it at www.uscis.gov/citizenship.

Learners such as permanent residents exploring the possibility of becoming U.S. citizens will find information on:

• Eligibility requirements
• The process of becoming a U.S. citizen
• Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, instructions, current filing fees, and processing times
• Study materials for the naturalization test, including a challenging self-test
• Finding help in your community. (English and citizenship classes, legal assistance from a recognized organization, USCIS-funded service providers, etc.)
• Free naturalization information sessions in your area

Teachers, volunteers and educators prepping immigrants for U.S. citizenship will find:

• Classroom tools—including publications, lesson plans, and other supplemental resources
• Online training and other skills-enhancing professional development tools
• Naturalization information that’ll help you understand the process and steps involved
• A schedule of free, in-person training workshops

The Citizenship Resource Center also offers information in other languages, including the Spanish-language page, “Recursos para la naturalización” (“Resources for Naturalization”).

We are always looking to improve our citizenship content. Please share any thoughts or suggestions in the comments section.

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