Waivers for Age or Disability When Applying for Citizenship
Applying for U.S. citizenship via the process of naturalization can be a challenge for anyone, but especially people who are elderly or have physical or mental challenges. Fortunately, the application system has various built-in possibilities for waivers, allowing applicants to request that certain of the exam requirements be overlooked or reduced.
Age-Based Waivers of Naturalization Exam Requirements
Age-Based Waivers of Naturalization Exam Requirements
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Age-Related Exceptions to the U.S. Citizenship (Naturalization) Exam Requirements
Are you age 50 or older and worried about passing the U.S. citizenship exam? See whether a waiver will help you avoid all or part of it.
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I'm 65, and have had a green card for 16 years: Can I take an easier naturalization exam?
Lawful permanent residents who meet the "55/15" exception may be able to take the citizenship exam and answer questions at the interview in their native language.
Disability-Based Waivers of Naturalization Exam Requirements
Disability-Based Waivers of Naturalization Exam Requirements
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Does Your Parent or Relative Qualify for a Disability Exception to the Citizenship Test?
Your permanent resident friend or relation may face physical or mental barriers to applying for U.S. citizenship -- but you can help.
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How the USCIS Interviewer Will Approve or Deny an N-648 Disability Waiver
If you are helping a relative apply for U.S. citizenship (naturalization), and have requested a disability-based waiver of the citizenship exam, how will USCIS decide whether to approve or deny the request?
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