Question 1

How long does the citizenship process take in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

N-400 processing in Colorado averages 8–14 months from filing to oath ceremony. A complete application without errors helps avoid RFEs that can add 3–6 months to your timeline.

Question 2

Do I need a lawyer to become a citizen in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

No. Most straightforward naturalization cases don't require an attorney. ImmigrationAlly's AI-powered N-400 builder guides you through every question for $179 — a fraction of what Denver immigration attorneys charge ($2,000–$3,500).

Question 3

Where are citizenship interviews held in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

All citizenship interviews in Colorado are conducted at the USCIS Denver Field Office in Centennial. Oath ceremonies are held at the Byron White U.S. Courthouse in downtown Denver.

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