Citizenship Preparation

Literacy Source's Citizenship program offers:

  • Citizenship classes
  • One-to-one or small group tutoring
  • Practice interviews with a trained volunteer or staff member
  • Individual help including referrals for application assistance or legal advice
  • Community Engagement opportunities

Classes are in English.  Interpretation is available.  Citizenship students learn about U.S. History and Civics, interviewing skills, and civic engagement while improving English language skills.

To be eligible for our program, you must:

  • Have applied for citizenship or be eligible to apply for citizenship within one year
  • Have a valid (non-expired) Permanent Resident (Green) Card
  • Be a low-income resident of the City of Seattle or be a King County resident who is receiving public assistance

For more information about who is eligible to apply for citizenship, visit the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Website at www.uscis.gov .

To become a student:

  • Call (206) 782-2050 to sign up for a New Student Orientation

Service providers:

Literacy Source’s Citizenship Preparation program is funded in part by the City of Seattle Human Services Division New Citizen Initiative.

Informational Video about Becoming a U.S. Citizen



Printable Flyer - Citizenship Class at the Southwest Library Branch: English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese

Printable Flyer - General Citizenship Information: English, Somali, Russian, Chinese


For more information or to register for class, contact:
info@literacysource.org
Phone: (206) 782-2050