Integration Institute: Citizenship Clinics

The MIRA Coalition is currently taking part in two citizenship campaigns — one focuses on the Boston area, and the other on the entire state as part of a national approach.

Join us at our FREE clinic offering assistance completing the naturalization application. We'll guide you through, step by step.

May 19, 2012 • 11am-2pm
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
88 Tremont Street, 6th Floor, Boston, MA 02108

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JOIN US ON MAY 19 FOR A CHANCE TO WIN...$1360 towards TWO naturalization applications OR a $500 grocery gift card

Are you eligible for citizenship?

• You are at least 18 years old.
  
• You have had a green card for at least five (5) years OR have held a green card and been married to a US citizen for at least three (3) years.
• You are able to read, write and speak basic English (unless you qualify for test exemption due to age/disability waiver)
• You have had NO serious problems with the law.

For more detailed eligibility requirements, click here.

What you need to bring:

• Green card
• Passport
• List of your addresses for the past five (5) years
• List of your employment for the past five (5) years
• If married and/or divorced, all marriage and divorce certificates 
• Two passport photos (not required for clinic, required for application filing)
• Money order for $680.00 (not required for clinic, required for application filing)
• Social Security Card (optional)

To see photos from our last citizenship clinic, visit our facebook page.

May 19 Fliers

For English: ARE YOU READY AND ELIGIBLE TO BECOME A U.S. CITIZEN?

Para Español:  ¿Esta usted listo y es elegible para convertirse en Ciudadano Americano?

Para Português: Você Está Pronto Para Se Tornar Um Cidadão Americano?

Read more: Upcoming Clinic Information

The Greater Boston Citizenship Initiative (GBCI) is a new collaborative project that helps eligible legal permanent residents overcome barriers to naturalization. This initiative was created by the Fish Family Foundation and MIRA Coalition in partnership with six other immigrant, community-based, and direct service organizations to increase naturalization rates in the state. Check out this video highlighting this initiative, made by Emerson students Danny Chamberlain, Nick Johnson, and Atdhe Mavraj.

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Read more: Greater Boston Citizenship Initiative