Question 1

How long does the citizenship process take in Utah?

Accepted Answer

N-400 processing in Utah averages 8-12 months from filing to oath ceremony. Utah's single USCIS office is generally efficient compared to high-volume states.

Question 2

Do I need a lawyer for citizenship in Utah?

Accepted Answer

No. Most straightforward naturalization cases don't require an attorney. ImmigrationAlly guides you through the N-400 for $179 — far less than the $1,500-$2,500 Utah attorneys charge.

Question 3

What documents do I need for citizenship in Utah?

Accepted Answer

You'll need your green card, passport photos, and the completed N-400 form. ImmigrationAlly prepares your N-400 and provides a complete filing checklist so you know exactly what to bring.

Citizenship Application in Utah