A. Department of Homeland Security
II. Primary Sources of Immigration Law
D. Case Law
III. General Secondary Sources
V. Asylum Law
VII. Immigration & Criminal Law
VIII. Statistics
IX. Organizations
X. Self-Help
NOTE: Online versions of self-help titles through the Legal Information Reference Center (Nolo Press e-books) are accessible to the UCLA Law Community only.
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Becoming a U.S. Citizen., 2019 ed.; Ilona M. Bray, et al. (Nolo, 1993- ).
| Library (print & online): |
KF4710.Z9 B73 (Reference Self-Help Collection) |
How to Get a Green Card: Legal Ways to Stay in the U.S.A., 2020 ed.; Ilona M. Bray, et al. (Nolo, 1993- ).
| Library (print & online): |
KF 4840 .Z9 H69 (Reference Self-Help Collection) |
U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Handbook, Daniel Levy, National Immigration Project. (Westlaw, 2021-2022).
| Westlaw: | U.S. Citizenship & Naturalization Handbook (Westlaw password required) |
| Library: | KF 4710 .Z9 N38 (Reserve) |
U.S. Immigration Made Easy, Ilona Bray. (Nolo, 2021).
| Library (print & online): | KF 4819.6 U2 (Reference Self-Help Collection) |
See also the Organizations page of this guide.
The USCIS Citizenship Resource Center has information on the naturalization (citizenship) test, including free study materials to help prepare for the test.
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