First, you gotta be at least 18years old.

You need to have a green card/ be a permanent resident for a few years.

Then you apply for naturalization

You'll take a test on English and U.S history/government

Last step is an interview and a oath where you officially become a citizen.

Go over the 100 civics questions

Practice English reading and writing a little everyday

Watch videos or listen to podcast about U.S history for a extra push.

Quiz yourself or have someone test you

Don't stress, study a little at a time

Follows the laws

Pay taxes

Serve on a jury if called

Respect the rights of others

Stay informed and participate in your community.

Follow the laws and respect others.

Vote when you can, your vote matters.

Be involved in your community

Respect different cultures and backgrounds

Take care of the places you live.

You can vote and have a say in how the country is run.

You can bring family members to live in the U.S easier.

You can travel with a U.S. passport.

You get protection and support from the U.S. government overseas

You can apply for federal jobs and run for office