This program initially started in March of 1997 to benefit immigrants seeking for U.S. citizenship. Under the State funded program, the WA State DSHS Office of Refugee and Immigrant Assistance, the Korean Women's Association has assisted the immigrants and refugees to become U.S. citizens in order to enjoy the rights and to receive other important benefits. The purpose of this program is to defending and to advancing the rights of immigrants and refugees through community education, advocacy, and immigration legal services to all persons, especially of low income. From March 1997 to December 2007, the Naturalization program has served clients for their Immigration related issues and has processed countless citizenship applications; over 1,400 students have become U.S. citizens. The clients' ages vary from 18 to 99 years old. Classes are taught by instructors from Mondays to Saturdays at various locations in Thurston, Snohomish, Pierce, King, Clark and Cowlitz Counties. September 2007, KWA expanded new citizenship services to the Vancouver area. So far, the KWA citizenship program has served 33 nationalities.

Download Korean information below: Word Doc PDF Files FAQ FAQ How To Apply How To Apply USCIS Forms USCIS Forms Citizenship Process Citizenship Process Children Information Children Information I90 Info I90 Info 20 Questions - Korean 20 Questions - Korean 100 Questions - English Only 100 Questions - English Only 100 Questions - Korean and English 100 Questions - Korean and English 100 Questions - Korean Only 100 Questions - Korean Only You can now purchase an interactive CD on the Interview 100 questions for $10. Call us now at 253.535.4202 English and Korean versions are available at this time.

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Other Available Resources:
• Citizenship Interview Video - Citizenship Mock Interview with a USCIS Officer in a simple concise and clear language
• Citizenship Today Video - Study for the U.S. Citizenship Exam over 100 questions and answers
• Citizenship Interview Audio Tapes - Questions and answers of the citizenship interview
• Naturalization Application Procedure - From the web page you can download Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, and determine where you should file your application. This page also provides links to other useful information resources such as the fingerprint process and fee waiver policies.

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253-535-4827 | Toll Free 1-888-508-2780.