Volunteer
Volunteer and pro bono service increases our capacity to serve immigrants, keeps our organization cost-efficient, and involves community members in the transformative process of applying for U.S. citizenship.
Who Can Volunteer?
Anyone with a passion for helping others can volunteer with Project Citizenship! No previous experience is required to become an Application Assistant (AA). The only requirement is that you are 18 years or older. We provide all the necessary training to help you succeed in this role. If you’re a licensed attorney, you can also volunteer as a Quality Control (QC) reviewer to ensure the accuracy of citizenship applications.
What's Needed to Volunteer?
Attend/Watch Mandatory Training
Abide by Project Citizenship’s Volunteer Expectations & WISP Policy
Ways to Participate in a Citizenship Workshop
Application Assistance (AA)
Complete naturalization applications with applicants who have been pre-screened for eligibility. Open to non-attorneys; one-hour training required.
Quality Control (QC)
Review completed applications with pre-screened applicants. Reserved for licensed attorneys and DOJ Accredited Representatives; one-hour training required.