Jacksonville Citizenship & Naturalization Attorney
Since 2014, the Law Office of Karen Winston, LLC, has helped numerous people become United States citizens and overcome various legal challenges related to citizenship and naturalization. Ours is a firm you can trust for honest, practical advice and tireless advocacy. We have a high success rate, which we owe to the efforts of our Jacksonville citizenship and naturalization attorneys and supporting team. Contact us today and let us know how we can serve you. We work with clients throughout Florida and Georgia.
Call (904) 590-2689 or reach out online to start with the Law Office of Karen Winston.
Types of Citizenship
You can become a US citizen in two ways:
Citizenship Through Parents
If at least one of your parents is a US citizen at the time of your birth, you have citizenship. Additionally, if one of your parents becomes a citizen through naturalization before your 18th birthday, you may also gain citizenship.
Citizenship Through Naturalization
You may become a US citizen through naturalization.
To qualify for naturalization, you must:
- Be at least 18
- Demonstrate you are of good moral character
- Have possessed a green card for the proper period (typically three to five years)
- Pass an English and US civics test
What Sets Us Apart
Ethical and Trusted Representation
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High Success Rate
Over almost 15 years of service, Karen Winston has an impressive record of keeping families together.
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Reputation for Excellence
As an attorney and former law professor, Karen Winston is well-respected before USCIS, courts, and judges.
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Immigration Is All We Do
We focus exclusively on Immigration services and are fully prepared for whatever your case may need.
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Trustworthy Representation
Our dedicated team truly cares about each client, and we hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards.
The Rights & Benefits of US Citizenship
US citizenship entitles you to many valuable rights and benefits, such as:
- Voting: You can vote for the politician of your choice and participate fully in US democracy.
- Holding public office: You can run for, be elected to, and serve in any public office, except president and vice president.
- State and federal employment: You will be eligible for all state and federal jobs, as well as other jobs that require US citizenship.
- Extending citizenship to your children: If you become a citizen before your children turn 18, they may become citizens.
- Reuniting families: You can help your spouse, unmarried children, married children, parents, siblings, or fiancé come to the US and become lawful permanent residents.
- Traveling: You will have the privilege of traveling in and out of the country more freely and enjoy the benefits of holding a US passport.
