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hello i wanted a few info my mother is currently 65 and wants to take the test to become a us citizen we live in new york and she will be taking the test in spanish i wanted to know the prices i heard it was free but im guessing that was for the president election or are there any waivers she can qualify for please help thanks in advance

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Help us understand better. Has she filed the N400? As far as I know filing is not free. She is less that 75years old so will be paying both for filing AND biometrics.

All the information you need here: http://www.uscis.gov/n-400


N400


Filing based on 3yrs/USC Spouse. 3 year residency anniversary is in August 2014. Filed immediately after the 90-day early filing mark (May 2014)


05/06/2014 - Mailed N-400

05/15/2014 - Check cashed

05/12/2014 - NOA Date

06/11/2014 - Biometrics Appointment

09/15/2014 - Inline for interview scheduling (was stuck in "Initial Review" for over 3 months!)

10/27/2014 - Scheduled for interview

12/01/2014 - Interview

12/19/2014 - I AM A US CITIZEN!


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hello i wanted a few info my mother is currently 65 and wants to take the test to become a us citizen we live in new york and she will be taking the test in spanish i wanted to know the prices i heard it was free but im guessing that was for the president election or are there any waivers she can qualify for please help thanks in advance

The standard fee for an application for naturalization is $680 ($595 + a $85 biometrics processing fee). Applicants age 75+ are not charged the biometrics fee, but that doesn't apply to you, so under normal circumstances, the fee for your mother is $680.

If you would like to apply for a fee waiver, I suggest you start by reading the instructions for form I-912: http://www.uscis.gov/i-912 -- to see if you qualify. You can also read http://www.uscis.gov/feewaiver regarding the USCIS general process on waiving fees.

You should also read the instructions to form N-400 (see http://www.uscis.gov/n-400) carefully to see if she is indeed eligible to take the citizenship test in Spanish. Just because she's 65 doesn't mean she can.

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Timeline:

2005-04-14: met online

2005-09-03: met in person

2007-02-26: filed for K-1

2007-03-19: K-1 approved

2007-06-11: K-1 in hand

2007-07-03: arrived in USA

2007-07-21: got married, yay!

2007-07-28: applied for green card

2008-02-19: conditional green card in hand

2010-01-05: applied for removal of conditions

2010-06-14: 10-year green card in hand

2013-11-19: applied for US citizenship

2014-02-10: became a US citizen

2014-02-22: applied for US passport

2014-03-14: received US passport

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