Question 1

How long does the citizenship process take in Vermont?

Accepted Answer

N-400 processing for Vermont residents averages 8-14 months. Interviews are conducted at out-of-state USCIS offices in Connecticut or New Hampshire.

Question 2

Where are Vermont citizenship ceremonies held?

Accepted Answer

Naturalization ceremonies in Vermont are typically held at the U.S. District Court in Burlington. These are intimate, community-centered events.

Question 3

Can refugees in Vermont apply for citizenship?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Refugees who have held a green card for 5 years (or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen) can apply for citizenship. ImmigrationAlly helps with the N-400 form for $179, with special attention to complex travel and status histories.

Citizenship Application in Vermont