Question 1

How long does the citizenship process take in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

N-400 processing in Arizona averages 7–13 months from filing to oath ceremony. The Tucson office often has faster interview scheduling than Phoenix due to lower volume. Filing a clean application through ImmigrationAlly helps you reach the shorter end of that range.

Question 2

How much does it cost to become a citizen in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

The USCIS filing fee is $760 (paper) or $710 (online). ImmigrationAlly's N-400 form preparation is $179. Immigration attorneys in Phoenix typically charge $1,500–$3,000 for the same service.

Question 3

Where are citizenship oath ceremonies held in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

Arizona holds large naturalization oath ceremonies at the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse in downtown Phoenix. Tucson ceremonies are typically held at the federal courthouse. Some special ceremonies are held at community locations and national landmarks like the Grand Canyon.

Citizenship Application in Arizona