​​Citizenship & Naturalization 

• USCIS Citizenship Resource Center: Information and resources on the naturalization process, eligibility, and application steps.

• Form N-400, Application for Naturalization: Download and complete the application for citizenship.

• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Legal assistance and resources for immigrants applying for citizenship.

• USA Learns Citizenship Course: Free online course to help you prepare for the citizenship interview and test.

• NALEO Educational Fund: Offers voter assistance to Latinos, including information on the citizenship process and a bilingual citizenship hotline to answer questions about naturalization. 

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Acquiring Identification

• Department of Licensing (DOL): 

  • Steps to get a driver's license. ​

  • Steps to get an ID.

  • Steps to renew an ID. 

  • Information on documents you'll need to bring in order to get a license, permit, or ID. If you don't have any of the approved documents, you can still visit a driver licensing office and ask to speak to a supervisor about your options (no appointment required). 

  • ID help for the homeless. 

• VoteRiders: Free assistance acquiring an ID.

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Accessible Voting Options

• Accessible Voting Units: Located at voting centers, an AVU presents your ballot on a monitor. You select choices by touching the screen, using a select wheel, or by using a tool. You can use headphones to listen to the text and prompts on your ballot. Most machines can also be fitted with sip-and- puff tools.​

• More information on options for voters with disabilities. 

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Voting Tools

• Vote411: Voter registration, voter guides, and other election information. 

• Democracy Works: Provides technological tools to assist people with navigating the voting process.