Our Services
IMMIGRATION SERVICES
IMMIGRANT RESOURCE CENTER
The Immigrant Resource Center is a Pro Se immigration clinic. "Pro Se " means you are your own attorney and will be representing yourself during any interviews with USCIS. CSNV is not your attorney, however our staff members can assist you in preparing your immigration paperwork for simple citizenship applications and a few other processes. If you need an immigration attorney referral, CSNV can provide that to you. We offer the community confidential appointment with a DOJ-accredited representative from CSNV. CSNV is approved by the Department of Justice to provide immigration services in the state of Nevada.
USCIS Forms prepared by CSNV
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I-765 Work Permit Renewal
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I-90 Renewal of LPR Card
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N-400 Naturalization (Citizenship)
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N-600 Replacement for Certificate of Citizenship
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I-912 Fee Waiver
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CSNV Fee: $150.00
USCIS Fee: $410.00 View link
CSNV Fee: $90.00
USCIS Fee: $455.00 View link
CSNV Fee: $150.00
USCIS Fee: $725.00 View link
CSNV Fee: $100.00
USCIS Fee: $1,170.00 View link
Email us to request a fee waiver
USCIS Fee: No Fee
Please be advised prices shown above do not include any fees charged by USCIS. CSNV uses a sliding scale for those who qualify for fee waivers. If you would like to see about possibly qualifying for a fee waiver, please get in touch with us!
CSNV's Immigration Resource Center (IRC) is an independent agency that does not receive any grant funding through USCIS or other government agencies. All fees paid to CSNV for services are to help keep the Immigration program running.
Naturalization Requirements
1) Must be a Legal Permanent Resident for at least 5 years
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3 years if Permanent Residence was acquired through Marriage to a U.S. citizen: you must provide proof that you remain married and living together through the completion of the naturalization process.
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2) Must be at least 18 years old.
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3) Must establish Continuous Residence and Physical Presence.
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Continuous Residence
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Trips abroad lasting more than 6 months, but less than a year: Absences of more than 6 months break continuous residence and the applicant must prove that there is a significant reason for which their absence was necessary.
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Trips abroad lasting more than a year: A legal resident who remains outside the U.S. for over a year automatically breaks continuous residence and may lead to the determination that the applicant has abandoned legal permanent resident status.
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Physical Presence
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The applicant must also establish their physical presence in the U.S. for at least half of the 5 or 3 year period.
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912 days over the last 5 years or 547 days over the last 3 years.
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4) Must Demonstrate Good Moral Character: must demonstrate good moral character during the entire period, up to and including the moment when the applicant takes the Oath of Allegiance at the naturalization ceremony.
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This does not only refer to arrests and convictions. Other relevant categories: child support, taxes, Selective Service (males only), etc.
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5) Must Speak, Write, and Read Basic English: you will be asked to read and write some phrases in English. You will also be required to answer questions about your application in English.
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6) Must Pass the Civics Exam: At the interview, applicants must correctly answer 6 out of 10 questions on the history and government of the U.S. These questions are pulled from a list of 100 questions that don’t change and that are easily accessible.
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7) Must be Willing to Take the Oath of Allegiance.