Part of the mission of the Dominican Literacy Center is to assist women and men who are studying to take the naturalization test and to become informed and participative U.S. citizens.
Becoming a U.S. citizen is not an easy task. Those who have been a legal, permanent resident for five years or more may apply to become a naturalized citizen–then the studying begins. Applicants must learn facts about civics, U.S. history, and government structure. They must also read, write and speak English.
To register for Citizenship classes, use the form below. If you do not want to use an online form, please call (630) 898 4636.
The path to becoming a new U.S. citizen is long and sometimes intimidating. Volunteers and staff members provide two 12-week semesters of group classes to provide explanation, reinforcement and practice. Volunteers work individually with those who are scheduled to take their naturalization test. Adult students study long and hard to pass this difficult test.
Register Here for Citizenship Class
Citizenship Classes are offered for men and women who are preparing to apply for U.S. citizenship and take their Naturalization test.
Morning Classes meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings, from 9:30am to 11:30am.
Evening Classes meets Monday and Tuesday evenings, 6pm-8pm.
The first 12 week class is offered Sept-Nov, and the second 12 week class is offered Feb-April.
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Dominican Literacy Center Citizenship classes are held at the St. Therese school building across the parking lot from the DLC.
Morning Classes: Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30am-11:30am
Evening Classes: Monday and Tuesday evening, 6:00pm-8:00pm
*Citizenship classes run from September through April.