U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a fee increase for naturalization applications, effective January 1, 2024. The new fee will be $1,170, up from $725.
The American Immigration Council breaks down the recent naturalization fee increase, including who is affected and what options are available for those who cannot afford the new fee.
This report examines the effects of naturalization fee hikes on immigrant integration, including the potential barriers to citizenship and the impact on local communities.
Brookings Institution experts discuss the potential consequences of the naturalization fee hike, including the impact on immigrant communities and the U.S. economy.
NBC News reports on the controversy surrounding the naturalization fee increase, including criticism from immigrant advocacy groups and lawmakers.
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides guidance on fee waiver eligibility for naturalization applications, including tips for applicants and practitioners.
This video explains the naturalization process and the recent fee increase, including tips for applicants and resources for those affected by the change.
The U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing on the naturalization fee increase, featuring testimony from USCIS officials, immigrant advocates, and lawmakers.