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applying for citizenship without a lawyer
Now that I've been a LPR for 3+ years, I'm considering the final step of this immigration process and become a USC. Has anyone filed for Naturalization without the assistance of a lawyer?
I did my DACA (plus renewals) and AOS without an attorney since my cases were pretty much straight-forward (no criminal history and didn't need to apply for AP), with of course, the tips and solid guidance from fellow members from here ☺️ |
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If you have doubts use a lawyer. If you don’t have any past bad record then no need to use it but at the interview you never know what else extra they will ask you so lawyer is a good choice. |
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Side question: how was the birth certificate translation done? Through a professional translation services company or done by a bilingual person and notorized? |
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Either is fine. All that's needed is a signed statement from the translator. Something like the following is enough.
I, [Name] certify that I am fluent in English and [Other language], and that the attached document is an accurate translation of [Document type] of [Person's name] _____ signature Also, you must've submitted a translated copy for I-485, you can just reuse it. |
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