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Question #3: How long
does it take from time you apply for citizenship to time you actually get it? Carl Shusterman: That depends on where you live. For instance, if you live in Houston, you will have to wait two years from the time you apply until you are sworn in. However, if you live in Honolulu, Hawaii, the waiting time is only 180 days. Naturalization waiting time for over 40 INS district offices can be found at: http://shusterman.com/aos.html Back to list of questions click here for the actual chat transcript
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