Florida Citizenship Lawyer — Immigration Lawyer for Citizenship
YO PELEO™ - Your Path to American Citizenship
Achieve your American dream with experienced citizenship guidance. Our attorneys guide immigrants through every step of the naturalization process, from the N-400 to the oath ceremony.
Do I need an immigration lawyer for citizenship?
Naturalization is not just paperwork — a wrong answer on Form N-400, an old arrest, or a missed continuous-residence rule can lead to denial or, in some cases, removal proceedings. An immigration lawyer for citizenship reviews your full history before filing, prepares you for the civics test and interview, and represents you when USCIS pushes back. Our citizenship lawyer team is the immigration lawyer Florida residents call to get naturalization done right the first time. See our green card lawyer services for permanent residency.
Why Choose Us for Your Citizenship Journey?
With over a decade of experience, we guide clients through every step of the naturalization process — from the N-400 to the oath ceremony — toward American citizenship. Se habla español.
Our Citizenship Services
Naturalization Process
- • N-400 Application Filing
- • Eligibility Assessment
- • Interview Preparation
- • Document Review
Citizenship Test Preparation
- • English & Civics Practice
- • Mock Interviews
- • Study Materials
- • Bilingual Instruction
Dual Citizenship
- • Country-Specific Rules
- • Tax Implications
- • Documentation Requirements
- • Legal Compliance
Certificate of Citizenship
- • Derivative Citizenship
- • Replacement Certificates
- • Name Changes
- • Passport Applications
Basic Naturalization Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
- • Age 18 or older
- • Permanent resident for 5 years (or 3 years if married to U.S. citizen)
- • Physical presence in the U.S.
- • Good moral character
- • Basic English knowledge
- • Knowledge of U.S. history and civics
Process Timeline
- • 1. Application Filing (N-400)
- • 2. Biometrics Appointment
- • 3. Interview & Testing
- • 4. Decision Notification
- • 5. Oath of Allegiance Ceremony
- Total Time: 12-18 months
Why Choose Our Citizenship Team?
- Extensive experience with naturalization cases from every country
- Comprehensive test preparation with personalized study plans
- Bilingual attorneys and staff fluent in multiple languages
- Personal guidance through every step of the process
- Assistance with complex cases and special circumstances
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William J. Vásquez
Founding Attorney · Vasquez Law Firm
U.S. Air Force veteran and immigration attorney with thousands of cases resolved. J.D., NCCU School of Law. AILA member. Admitted to the 4th, 5th, and 11th Circuit Courts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to apply for U.S. citizenship?
The USCIS filing fee for Form N-400 is $710, which includes the $640 application fee and $85 biometrics fee. Fee waivers are available for qualifying applicants. Our citizenship lawyers can help you determine your eligibility and prepare your application.
What are the requirements for U.S. citizenship through naturalization?
You must be at least 18 years old, be a permanent resident for at least 5 years (3 years if married to a U.S. citizen), demonstrate continuous residence, pass English and civics tests, and show good moral character.
Can I keep my other citizenship when I become a U.S. citizen?
The U.S. generally allows dual citizenship, though some countries require you to renounce your original citizenship. Our attorneys can advise you on your specific situation based on your country of origin.