Key responsibilities:
- Advising on eligibility for citizenship programs.
- Preparing naturalization applications and supporting documents.
- Assisting with language and civics test preparation.
- Representing clients during citizenship interviews.
- Addressing delays or denials in citizenship processes.
How to become a Citizenship Advisor:
A degree in public administration or legal studies is recommended. Training in naturalization procedures is often required.
Key skills:
- In-depth understanding of citizenship laws and requirements.
- Patience and professionalism in handling sensitive cases.
- Strong research and documentation skills.
- Ability to advocate effectively on behalf of clients.
