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Becoming a U.S. citizen is a life-changing milestone, but the naturalization process in 2026 comes with strict requirements, detailed timelines, and little room for error. From eligibility rules and continuous residence to application review and interview preparation, even small mistakes can lead to delays, RFEs, or denials. This webinar is designed to give green card holders clarity and confidence as they prepare for U.S. citizenship. Attorney Gunda Brost, Esq., will walk through the full natur

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