Richard W. Pierce, P.C.

Ann Arbor, Michigan U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Lawyers

You May Not Qualify for Naturalization If: You have not had your green card long enough You have not lived in the U.S. long enough You have been out of the U.S. longer than 6 months while a green card holder You have been convicted of certain types of offenses, whether felonies or misdemeanors Failure to pay taxes Failure to register for selective service, if you are male Having registered to vote before you were a citizen If you have concerns about whether you are eligible for U.S. citizenship and naturalization, contact us right away. We can often help resolve any issues preventing you from becoming a U.S. citizen. If there is a solution available, we will help you find it.

Congratulations! The Time Has Come for You to Realize Your Dream of Becoming a Citizen of the United States

As you know, there is an application process, a test and other requirements for U.S. citizenship. To determine eligibility and ensure your application is handled properly, get help from an experienced immigration lawyer. If you believe there might be a barrier to your naturalization, an immigration attorney may be able to help.

At the law office of Richard W. Pierce, P.C. in Ann Arbor, Michigan, we have been providing citizenship and naturalization services for more than 25 years. We help people across the state of Michigan and worldwide with citizenship application from our friendly, accessible offices in Ann Arbor.

Contact us to arrange a confidential appointment about the citizenship process and your application. One of our experienced immigration lawyers will be happy to answer your questions and analyze your individual situation.

Who Is Eligible to Become a Naturalized U.S. Citizen?

Current green card holders living in the U.S. are generally eligible for citizenship after 5 years. If you are also married to a U.S. citizen, you could be eligible after only 3 years. If you are married to a U.S. citizen who is being transferred abroad, you may be eligible to file sooner.

Once you have met these time requirements, your application will be examined to determine if there is any reason why you should not be allowed to become a citizen.

There are some circumstances, such as being convicted of a drug offense, that could keep you from becoming a citizen. However, there may be remedies that can often overcome those barriers.

Your attorney from Richard W. Pierce, P.C. will analyze your situation and advise you on any problems that may arise. We will also ensure that your application is filled out and submitted correctly and efficiently.

For a confidential appointment with an experienced immigration lawyer, contact us today.

Richard W. Pierce, P.C.

709 West Huron Street, Suite 200
Ann Arbor, MI 48103-6705
Map and Directions
Phone: (734) 769-9191 | Fax: (734) 747-7450

The Ann Arbor, Michigan immigration lawyers of Richard W. Pierce, P.C. represent clients worldwide and throughout the United States, including in Michigan communities such as Detroit, Southfield, Troy, Warren, Mount Clemens, Dearborn, Monroe, Jackson, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Benton Harbor, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Holland, Muskegon and Flint.

Washtenaw County | Wayne County | Macomb County | Oakland County | Livingston County