Ann Marie McNamee has been a member of the Citizenship Now Volunteer Corps for more than two years. Since joining the Corps, Ann Marie has attended over thirty citizenship application assistance events and trainings. She is currently working two days with our Communications Department, but she still volunteers with us on the weekends. Click below to read about what Ann Marie had to say about her volunteer experience with CUNY Citizenship Now.
One of the reasons our volunteers mention as a reason for them to join our Volunteer Corps is their interest in learning more about immigration law. With that in mind, our Director Allan Wernick writes this month about the CUNY SPS Immigration Law Certificate Program, a program he helped create a few years ago. Read Allan's column for more information.
What's Happening at CUNY Citizenship Now
Recent Events:
On December 7th, we held our last 2013 event in Brooklyn. CUNY staff and 46 members of our Volunteer Corps helped 87 participants. The following week we held our final NYCitizenship in Schools event of 2013. We assisted 50 participants which brought our total number to 2,625 participants helped in the past year. Click here for a full recap and to view photos of the events.
Mark Your Calendars
January 25th, 2014
Citizenship Now Application Assistance Event in the Bronx Register Now!
February 8th, 2014
Citizenship Now Application Assistance Event in the Brooklyn Register Now!
Our next Application Assistance volunteer training is tentatively scheduled for Thursday, January 30th. Seats are limited. So please keep your eyes open for an invitation in your inbox and don't wait to register!
You are assisting Gabriel at the Application Assistance Station. Gabriel lives in Brooklyn. Sometimes there are problems with mail delivery at his address. He asks you if he can have USCIS send him mail regarding his N-400 application to his mother's apartment in Queens which is more secure for receiving mail.
How do you complete Part 4, of his N-400 application?
