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Posted about 1 year ago
How does the U.S. citizenship process differ for refugees or asylum seekers, and what additional steps are involved?
Rob Walsh
Answered about 1 year ago
Lily Makorre
Answered about 1 year ago
If you're a refugee or have asylum, first you should get a green card after a year. Then, after 5 years or 4 years if asylum, you can apply for American citizenship. You’ll need to fill out some forms, do an interview, and pass background checks like everyone else, but you might have to show proof of your refugee or asylum status too.