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What changed in U.S. naturalization

Rules, fees and forms change, and the official announcements are written for lawyers. Once a week we check the Federal Register for anything that affects people applying for citizenship, and write it up in plain language.

Every update is written in plain language, not officialese — and translated into all eleven languages the app supports, so you can read it in your own.

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  1. USCIS can now require some forms to be filed online

    An interim final rule lets USCIS make electronic filing mandatory for certain benefit requests, with a waiver for people who cannot file online.

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