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How much does it Costs to apply?





Current cost is $725



My Help is Free.

The classes are free!

The current application fee (required by USCIS) is:

$725 ($640 for processing the USCIS Form N-400

(Citizenship application) + $85 for processing biometrics (fingerprints))

The recommended form of payment is a money order from the post office, or other sources, or

a cashier's check from your bank made to:

US Department of Homeland Security.

Make sure to keep your receipt.

If you are 75 years old or older, the cost is $640!

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Here is USCIS' Fee related information



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David Gengoux, Ukiah Adult School, Citizenship / Diploma / GED Teacher (707) 463-5217 ext. 8061