US Citizen Guide Program
July 22, 2026
Preparing for the U.S. citizenship exam doesn't have to be overwhelming. The Welcome.US Citizen Guide Program offers free, one-on-one online support from trained volunteers who help lawful permanent residents prepare for the naturalization process. Participants can receive assistance with English conversation practice, civics test preparation, and mock citizenship interviews—all at no cost and on a flexible schedule. If you're getting ready to apply for U.S. citizenship, this is an excellent resource to help you build confidence before your interview and exam. Learn more by reviewing the flyer below and register if you qualify.
Prepararse para el examen de ciudadanía estadounidense no tiene por qué ser un proceso abrumador.
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