Citizenship Assistance Workshop — Pico Rivera, CA — November 23, 2013

Are there any materials or documents attendees should bring? NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR NATURALIZATION APPLICATION$680.00 ($595 is for the application and $85 is for the fingerprints) check or money order payable to: DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY IDENTIFICATION _Driver’s license or State issued I.D. _Social Security Card. _Legal Permanent Residency Card – “”Green Card.”” TRIPS OUTSIDE THE U.S. (month/day/year) _Dates of all trips, over 24 hours, outside the United States since becoming a legal permanent resident. _Dates left for and returned from abroad and destinations. RESIDENCE (last 5 years) month & year _Complete addresses for the past five years. _Dates moved in and moved out of the residence. EMPLOYMENT (last 5 years) month & year _Names, dates, and addresses of all employers for the past five years. _Title of positions held. MARRIAGE(S) Present Spouse: _Name. _Address. _Country of Birth. _Date of Birth. _Date of marriage by Law. _Social Security Number. _Number from spouse’s green card. _Date and Place of Naturalization. _Immigration status. Former spouse: _Name. _Date of marriage. _Date marriage ended. _Divorce/death certificate. _Immigration status. If your spouse was previously married, the same information is required about your spouse’s ex-husband/ex-wife. CHILDREN _Names of all children. _Date of birth. _Country of birth. _Number of all children. _City and state of where they live. CRIMINAL RECORD _Date and location of any arrest. _Nature of the offense. _Outcome of the case. _Police report and court disposition. SELECTIVE SERVICE _Selective Service Number and date registered. 1. If you registered and do not have this information, you can call (847) 688-6888 or visit www.sss.gov 2. If you have not registered and are between the ages of 18 to 26, you should register by calling (847) 688-6888. 3. If you were born after 1960 and you were in the US between the ages of 18 to 26, you must have registered with Selective Service, even if you were undocumented. Service, even if you were undocumented.

TO COMPLETE I-912 FEE WAIVER

Eligibility Based on Means-Tested Benefits

You must provide evidence that you or an immediate family member (spouse, or child) are currently receiving this benefit.  This evidence must be in the form of a letter, notice or other official document containing:

• Name of the agency granting your public benefit • Name of the recipient • Date benefit was granted and the date showing that this benefit is current • If you are applying because of an immediate family member please provide a government form demonstrating the relation (marriage certificate, birth certificate)”