For those not born in the U.S., it takes a lot of effort to become a U.S. Citizen. And the further away you live from Denver, the more effort it takes.
Immigrants attend their naturalization ceremony at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Centennial. It's the only USCIS office Colorado, according to the official website. Regardless of where you are in the state, that's the place to test and take the oath. According to the website, Judicial Ceremonies occur two times each month and Administrative Ceremonies weekly.
Immigrants must pass both an English test as well as a Civics test. Want to give it a shot? Here's an example test used for study on the USCIS website: Sample test.
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