Citizenship Workshop // Taller de Ciudadanía – New York – February 23, 2013

Citizenship Assistance Workshop // Taller de Ciudadanía

Date and Time // Fecha y Horario:
February 23, 2012
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Address // Dirección:
665 W. 182nd St, 1st Fl
New York, NY
(Between Wadsworth Ave and Broadway in Manhattan)

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Services offered at event // Asistencia disponible:
N-400 Assistance

Participation fee or other event information // Costo de participación y otros datos importantes:

No fee for legal services.

What materials or documents attendees should bring? // Hay documentos o materiales que aplicantes deben de traer?
Please bring the following documents to the event:
• Your New York State identification, such  as a drivers license;
• Your green card;
• Your social security card;
• All passports you have been issued since you have had your green card;
• Marriage certificate, if you have ever been married;
• Divorce certificate, if you have ever been divorced;
• If you have ever been arrested, certificates of disposition for all arrests.  You could obtain a copy of your certificates of disposition by going to 1
Police Plaza in New York City. 1 Police Plaza is near the Brooklyn Bridge stop on the 4, 5, or 6 train.
• Money order for $680 if you are not applying for a fee waiver.
• 2 passport photographs of you.

Maximum Attendance // Participación Máxima:
40

Language Access // Asistencia disponible en:
Spanish, English, Chinese
Español

Host Organization(s) // Organizador(es):
Church World Service, Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights


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Posted on February 23, 2013

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  • The Campaign has completed over 3,700 naturalization workshops and clinics.
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    Saved aspiring citizens and their families over $206million in legal and application fees.
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