| Frequently Asked Questions |
Your Immigration Questions Answered by VisaPro.
Here, you will find detailed answers to many of most common immigration questions. |
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| 10. | Where can I be fingerprinted for Naturalization? |
| | | | | After the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has received your application,
it will notify you of the location where you should get fingerprinted. |
| 11. | What should I do if I cannot make it to my scheduled interview for Naturalization? | | | |
| | It is very important not to miss your interview. If you will not be able to attend your interview you should: | | |
| | | | • | Notify the office where your interview
is scheduled by mail as soon as possible |  | | • | Ask to have your interview rescheduled.
Rescheduling an interview may add several months to the Naturalization process, so try not to change your original interview date. If an emergency arises and you absolutely cannot make your appointment, call the National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283 to request rescheduling. The NCSC will record the information, and pass it on to the local office, which will make the final decision whether to reschedule your
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Note: If you miss your scheduled interview without notifying the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, the USICS will ‘administratively close’ your case. Unless you contact the USCIS to schedule a new interview within one year after it closes your case, it will deny your application. It will not notify you if your case is closed because you missed your interview. |
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| 12. | Will the USCIS provide special accommodations for me if I am disabled? |
| | | | | Some people with disabilities need special consideration during the Naturalization process. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will make every effort to make reasonable
accommodations in these cases. For example, if you use a wheelchair, the USCIS will ensure your fingerprint location is wheelchair accessible. If you are hearing impaired and wish to bring a sign language interpreter to your interview, you may do so. Asking for an accommodation will not affect your eligibility for Naturalization. The USCIS makes decisions about making accommodations on a case-to-case basis. |
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N-25, N-426, N-643,
N-300, N-470, N-643 Supplement A,
N-336, N-565, N-644,
N-400, N-600, N-648
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