Citizenship Classes
***** To those in the process of becoming citizens, up-date study questions 43 and 47 *****
Question 43: the Governor of the State of California is Gavin Newsom (since January 7)
Question 47: the Speaker of the House of Representatives is Nancy Pelosi (since January 3)
(For information for the victims of the October fires, please scroll down)
(up-dated 10/04/2018)
The last Citizenship Class Session, for the 2018 - 2019 school year, starts on
April 1, 2019
Room 1, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm at Ukiah Adult School
(1056 North Bush, Ukiah)
Please, bring your Green Card to class.
Ukiah Adult School offers FREE Citizenship class sessions Monday evenings.
Students are instructed how to properly complete their citizenship applications (USCIS Form N-400).
Students are taught important events in U. S. History; the Constitution and its background; the organization, powers and duties of federal, state and local governments; American institutions and ideals; the privileges, duties and responsibilities of citizenship.
A class session is held every Monday night for five weeks. A new class session starts on the sixth Monday. Class hours are 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Registration takes place during class. It is recommended that students attend all classes available in a session.
Please bring your Legal Permanent Resident card (Green Card) to class.
Sorry, childcare is not available.
For more information, please call Dave Gengoux at (707) 463-5217 or visit the Ukiah Citizenship Web Site
The Citizenship Immigration Service application fee for the N-400 is $725 ($640 (N-400) + $85 (biometrics/fingerprints).
Students are taught important events in U. S. History; the Constitution and its background; the organization, powers and duties of federal, state and local governments; American institutions and ideals; the privileges, duties and responsibilities of citizenship.
A class session is held every Monday night for five weeks. A new class session starts on the sixth Monday. Class hours are 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Registration takes place during class. It is recommended that students attend all classes available in a session.
Please bring your Legal Permanent Resident card (Green Card) to class.
Sorry, childcare is not available.
For more information, please call Dave Gengoux at (707) 463-5217 or visit the Ukiah Citizenship Web Site
The Citizenship Immigration Service application fee for the N-400 is $725 ($640 (N-400) + $85 (biometrics/fingerprints).
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is not the United States Immigration and Custom Enforcement agency (ICE). Both agencies are found under the Department of Homeland Security umbrella but they are not the same.
Citizenship Class Schedule
Spring 2019
Session 2: 02/25 to 03/25
Session 3: 04/01 to 05/13
(No School: 04/15 and 04/22, it's Spring Break)
(Last class session for the 2018 - 2019 school year)
Each session is normally 5 class long.
Each class meets from 6:30pm to 9:30pm, Room 8, at Ukiah Adult School.
Registration takes place in class.
Please, bring your Green Card to Class.
EACH CLASS SESSIONS IS FREE!
Sorry, childcare is not available.
The N-400 (Citizenship application) fee is $725 ($640 for processing the application by USCIS + $85 for biometrics).
To see Ukiah Unified School District's 2018 - 2019 School Calendar (pdf format), visit:
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For those of you who are citizens!
If you are not yet registered to vote you can do so online at:
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(Up-dated: 10/04/2018
Information for Victims of the Redwood Complex Fire!
- NEW, Cal Fire Arrested a man who allegedly set fires in Mendocino and Lake County. To read more about it go to:
- NEW: October 11: Redwood Valley Fire Recovery Rebuilding Meeting, 6:30pm Eagle Peak Middle School. Meeting hosted by Congressman Huffman, State Senator McGuire and Assemblyman Wood and the County of Mendocino. Topic: County Water District Project. (This is from the Ukiah Daily Journal of September 28, 2018)
- To read the latest US Forest Service related incident information, visit: https://www.fs.fed.us/science-technology/fire/information
- To read the latest CalFire related incident information, visit: http://www.fire.ca.gov/current_incidents
- June 8, 2018: CalFire issued its report regarding the causes of the many October fires. To read said report visit:
- March 24, 2018, Free Redwood Fire Rebuild Expo, Mendocino College, took place. For more information visit: https://www.mendocinocounty.org/Home/Components/News/News/1269/1975
- Fire Recovery Community Meetings are held on Wednesdays at the Eagle Peak Cafeteria (8601 West Road, Redwood Valley) at 6:30pm. Here are the dates of such meetings: February 21 (that meeting was rescheduled to Thursday, February 22! Congressman Huffman and State Senator McGuire were in attendance), March 21, April 18, May 16. (from North Coast Opportunities).
-To see the video of the February 22 meeting (video provided by The Mendocino Voice) visit:
-To see the video of the March 21 meeting (video provided by Mendocino County) visit:
- The Redwood Valley Grange hosted an event, January 19 to 21 called: "Rising From the Ashes, Tools for Managing Change and Scarcity in the Aftermath of the Fires" the Presenter is Jeff Goebel. For more information visit:
- Here is the all encompassing informational web page regarding fire recovery, from Mendocino County. https://www.mendocinocounty.org/community/fire-recovery
- To see the videos of the various meetings held by county officials since the fire go to:
-The November 8, 2017, Redwood Valley Community Meeting regarding insurance questions related to the fire. Here it is on YouTube:
- The Second Redwood Valley Community meeting took place November 1, at Eagle Peak. For more information:
- November 15th: Mendocino Farm Bureau held a Post Fire Agricultural and Rural Property Resource Meeting http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07eeru994td72f5236&llr=48donkhab
- Google Earth has up-dated its aerial photos of Redwood Valley and Potter Valley. You can see the amount of devastation from the air on Google Earth.
- The California Fire Safe Council has a nice website regarding recovery efforts in our county. For more information visit the link below:
- Do you have trees that burned but have not fallen to the ground? The Natural Resource Conservation Service has some advice for you (pdf format):
After October 30, 2017 you can go to www.disasterassistance.gov
or call: 800-621-FEMA (3362)
En español: www.disasterassistance.gov/es
You will need: Social Security number (one per household), address of home or damaged apartment, description of the damage, information about insurance coverage, telephone number, mailing address, Bank account and routing numbers for direct deposit of funds.
- Did you lose your important immigration documents in the recent fires? Click on the following Official USCIS link:
- Did you lose your US Passport in the recent fires? Click on the following official Department of State link to get Form DS-82 (pdf format):
-Did you lose birth certificates, marriage certificates, and other civil registry related documents as well as deeds etc... Click on the Mendocino County Recorder's office link:
- Did you lose your home, car and other things? Click on the official FEMA link: https://www.fema.gov/disaster/4344
- Did you lose your social security card? Click on the official Social Security link to find out hours and so forth:
- Do you need more information? Her is a very comprehensive web page by California's District 2 Assembly Member Jim Wood's office:
- Para ciudadanos Mexicanos que han perdido documentos importantes (pasaporte Mexicano, matricula, etc...) en los fuegos forestales llama al (415) 699-1885 y para leer el comunicado de prensa del consulado general de Mexico en San Francisco haciendo click a bajo:
- If you wish to make a financial donation, click on the following link:
- Here are the "Quick Links" from Congressman Jared Huffman's website (pdf format):
- Here is the link to Congressman Jared Huffman's office's very comprehensive "Resource Guide: October 2017 Wildfires" (pdf format)
- To visit the Mendocino County Fire information web page at this link:
-To read the Local Assistance Center flyer click on the link below (in English):
- For the victims of the Sulfure Fire Local Assistance Center visit this web page:
--- For more information as to what is happening around the valley visit the Redwood Valley Municipal Advisory Council's web site:
- The North Coast Opportunity (NCO) provides financial assistance to those affected by the fires through their Fire Relief Fund. To visit their website, click on this link: https://www.ncoinc.org/
- The Mendocino Voice website has more information too, click on the link below:
- People affected by the fires in Potter Valley and Redwood Valley have set up a Facebook Group called Potter Valley/Redwood Valley Fire--2017 Mendocino Lake Complex: Here is the link to that Facebook group:
- The Mendocino County Debris Removal Right-to-Entry Permit form (pdf format)
- The reason for the use of such a permit is explained here:
- The official information regarding the above mentioned Debris Removal Right-to-Entry Permit from the Mendocino County: https://www.mendocinocounty.org/Home/Components/News/News/147/626?backlist=%2Fhome
- The California Department of Social Services published guides for victims of the recent wildfires (general information).
Guide to Disaster Assistance to Californians:
Guide to Disaster Assistance to Immigrant Californians:
Guia de Servicios de Asistancia por Desastres para Californianos Immigrantes:
- Cal Fresh recipients: If you are a current CalFresh recipient affected by the disaster and you meet the household eligibility requirements listed below, please contact Mendocino County's Health and Human Services for additional information on how to request supplemental disaster benefits. Here is the link:
https://www.mendocinocounty.org/government/health-and-human-services-agency/social-services/employment-family-assistance-services
If you are a new applicant affected by the disaster, meet the household eligibility requirements listed on the website below, and you would like to apply for D-CalFresh, you can apply in person at your local County Welfare Department or other designated D-CalFresh application site. http://www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/CalFresh/Disaster-CalFresh
If you are a new applicant affected by the disaster, meet the household eligibility requirements listed on the website below, and you would like to apply for D-CalFresh, you can apply in person at your local County Welfare Department or other designated D-CalFresh application site. http://www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/CalFresh/Disaster-CalFresh
Press release from the Mendocino County Health and Human Services Agency: CalFresh Food Benefits Available for California Fire Victims: https://www.mendocinocounty.org/home/showdocument?id=13483
-To see the whole (2 hours 35 minutes) October 24, community meeting held in Redwood Valley's Grange, as well as to find out about the Disaster Assistance Center (just south of Fowler's Dealership) click on the link below:
More information will be added as we find it. Thank you!
Remember: Never give your personal information over the phone or online unless you initiated the contact. Also, governmental agencies will not call you and ask for money. If someone calls you and says that they are from the IRS or any other agency and request money from you, it's a scam!
(The above list was up-dated on 10/04/2018)
