The signing of Miami Clearpath Inc. announced Monday their support for the Immigrant Heritage Month with an initiative under which it will offer for free during the month of June, the use of its software or software to fill out forms citizenship.
“As the son of immigrants who came to this country in search of the American dream, I think it is important to celebrate the rich immigrant heritage of our nation to support the efforts of immigrants to get taller becoming citizens, “he said in a statement Felice Gorordo, president of Clearpath, a company founded by individuals previously linked to high-level federal agency that processes documents for immigrants, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
According to the statement, one of the factors that inspired the company to offer its initiative is that a large number of permanent residents who could apply for citizenship have not done.
“According to Panel White House on New Americans, more than 8.8 million people are applying for citizenship and availability have not, “says the statement. “For many of these immigrants, the immigration process can be complicated, expensive and confusing. For this reason, Clearpath has been associated with Welcome.us to provide free software to help immigrants fill out your forms for naturalization online throughout the month of June that is the Immigrant Heritage Month “.
Welcome.us is the organization last year launched the first edition of Immigrant Heritage Month as a way to celebrate immigration to the United States.
To use the free service that provides digital process fill forms of citizenship offered by Clearpath stakeholders have to visit the website n400.us. You have to register and then follow the instructions.
Although the use of ClearPath software is free for June, applicants must still pay the cost of official USCIS citizenship process which is $ 680, including the fingerprinting and other biometric services. To use the service after June Clearpath, the subscription fee for the form of citizenship is $ 199.95, Gorordo said.
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