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The document is a comprehensive guide from the Chancellor of CUNY regarding citizenship and immigration law, emphasizing the importance of supporting New York City's immigrant communities. It outlines the naturalization process, requirements for citizenship, and resources available for immigrants, including legal assistance and educational programs. The document also details procedures for applying for permanent residency, fee waivers, and provides information on various immigration forms and their associated fees. Additionally, it highlights CUNY's commitment to providing in-state tuition for eligible students, including undocumented individuals.

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Are you still considered an immigrant if you have citizenship?

Simply put, an immigrant is a person living in a country other than that of his or her birth. No matter if that person has taken the citizenship of the destination country, served in its military, married a native, or has another statushe or she will forever be an interna- tional migrant.

What is citizenship for students?

Citizenship education involves developing the knowledge, skills and confidence to enable people to make their own decisions and to take responsibility for their own lives and communities.

How do I contact CUNY Citizenship?

For more information and speak to one of our staff members about your case: Call 646-664-9400 or 212-652-2071 (No texts) Text 929-334-3784 (No calls)

What is Cuny citizenship now?

We are the largest university legal assistance program in the nation providing free and confidential citizenship and immigration law services.

How much is the fee for citizenship?

Submit $760 if filing by paper, or $710 if filing online.

What is a citizenship class in college?

Citizenship courses are designed to prepare students for the U.S. citizenship or naturalization exam and interview. Instruction is provided in the areas of government, current events, test-taking strategies, and appropriate English Skills.

Can immigrants go to CUNY?

Yes! All students regardless of immigration status can apply and attend CUNY. You will not be discriminated against from attending CUNY based on your immigration status. Chancellor Felix Matos Rodriguez has consistently highlighted the importance of welcoming undocumented students to our campus.

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