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Citizenship

Citizenship

Citizenship


Jason St-Fleur & Associates specializes in Naturalization cases. We make it our duty to stay on top of current changes in the law.

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Naturalization:

Our firm has years of experience representing clients in obtaining their U.S. citizenship, be it through the application process (N-400) or by derivation (N-600), as well as medical disability exceptions (Form N-648). A lawful permanent resident who is 18 years or older, has five years of residence (three years if married to a U.S. citizen), good moral character during the statutory period, and has physically been present in the United States for at least one-half of the statutory period is eligible to apply for naturalization. As in all cases, we urge applicants to retain Counsel before any proceedings before USCIS or the Immigration Court. Applicants with criminal convictions and/or arrests are especially urged to seek legal counsel before applying for naturalization, as there numerous criminal grounds of inadmissibility and deportability that may affect a resident’s eligibility for naturalization and may even result in the denial of the citizenship application and the referral of the case to the Immigration Court for possible removal. We also urge all residents to speak with Immigration Counsel prior to traveling abroad if he/she has a criminal conviction (whether it be obtained by a guilty plea, no contest, or adjudication withheld, as all of these are considered convictions for immigration purposes). Our office has seen numerous cases where a client had a criminal conviction that made him inadmissible but not deportable and vice versa and he/she has traveled abroad or applied for naturalization and been referred to the Immigration Court. The naturalization process requires fingerprinting.

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Why Customers Choose Our Team

Jane Faber
"I was in an accident and the other party refused to pay, and so did their insurance. I was stuck with medical bills and no vehicle. My attorney was really on my side and wouldn't accept no for an answer, and made sure I got paid."
John Smith
“My mom suddenly began experiencing worse medical symptoms after being treated, and it didn't sit quite right with me. I took the medical records to my attorney and they used their resources to discover we had a case of medical negligence.”
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“I've dealt with a major vehicle accident before, and it feels like no one's on your side. This time it was different. I realized people will bully you into submission unless you have someone who knows the law and will fight for you like they will.” 
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