Ubwenegihugu bwa Houston: Shaka Ubufasha bw'Ingenzi

There are over 300,000 people who are eligible to apply for citizenship in the Houston area. Becoming a U.S. citizen gives you full rights, more opportunities, and a stronger voice in your community. USAHello is here to help you get started.

USAHello is here to help you understand the citizenship process, learn about new rules and changes, prepare for the test, and find free help near you.

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Imfashanyigisho ku Bwenegihugu bwa Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika
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Imfashanyigisho ku Bwenegihugu bwa Leta Zunze Ubumwe za Amerika
Do you want to become a U.S. citizen? USAHello can help you get started with our easy-to-understand guide. Find information on applying, Form N-400, the naturalization interview, and the citizenship test. Learn what to expect and how to prepare.

Citizenship Test Questions
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Citizenship Test Questions
Find a complete list of the most recent citizenship test questions and answers in 18 different languages, including videos with audio to help you study.

Prepare for the English Test
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Prepare for the English Test
Part of the citizenship test is showing you can speak and understand English. Learn free ways to practice your English.

Houston Naturalize Now
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Houston Naturalize Now
Sign up for free citizenship help from different organizations. See a list of local citizenship events.

Library Citizenship Classes
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Library Citizenship Classes
Harris County Public Library offers virtual and in-person citizenship and ESL classes. Find available classes and register.

Citizenship Forums
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Citizenship Forums
Find a list of monthly citizenship events in Houston. The first 75 participants receive help with a free one-on-one citizenship application.

Classes & Legal Help
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Classes & Legal Help
Find local citizenship classes and legal help with your citizenship application. Call 346-867-3871.

Legal Help
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Legal Help
Find local legal help with your citizenship application. Call 866-301-3901 or email info@ghirp.org.

Citizenship Helpline
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Citizenship Helpline
If you prefer to speak to someone to help you find services you can call the FREE citizenship helpline at 1-833-468-4664.
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Guide to Immigration Changes
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Guide to Immigration Changes
Learn about recent immigration policy changes that may affect your application. Find clear updates and what they mean for you.

Pause on Certain Citizenship Applications
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Pause on Certain Citizenship Applications
Some people may face delays or pauses in their citizenship application if they are from a travel ban country. Learn who may be affected and what to expect.

New Good Moral Character Requirements
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New Good Moral Character Requirements
Citizenship applications now have updated rules about “good moral character.” Learn what this means and what could affect your application.

Social Media Reviews
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Social Media Reviews
You may need to list your social media accounts when applying. Learn what this means and how to protect your information.

Join the Houston Alliance of Citizenship Educators
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Join the Houston Alliance of Citizenship Educators
Join a professional development and continuing education program that enhances your ability to support adult learners on their journey to U.S. citizenship.

Free Citizenship Educators Training Program
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Free Citizenship Educators Training Program
USAHello has launched a free, self-paced online training course aimed to equip educators with the skills to support adult learners on their path to citizenship.
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Why Pursue U.S. Citizenship in Houston?

Houston is a vibrant and diverse city that welcomes immigrants from all over the world. By becoming a U.S. citizen in Houston, you gain access to numerous benefits and opportunities. Citizenship provides you with the right to vote, access to federal jobs, and the ability to sponsor family members for immigration.

Additionally, Houston offers a variety of resources to support you on your path to citizenship. These include free classes, legal assistance, and community events. Join thousands of others who have taken this important step towards securing a brighter future for themselves and their families.

Houston is home to many organizations dedicated to helping immigrants achieve citizenship. Whether you need help with the naturalization process, studying for the citizenship test, or preparing for the English language requirement, you can find the help you need!

USAHello is proud to partner with Houston Endowment to support local naturalization efforts.