; (G) completing applications for any waiver under the immigration laws for which an eligible immigrant and qualifying family members may be eligible; and (H) with respect to applications relating to United States citizenship, assistance with application preparation and the naturalization process, including preparation for the English and civics exams. (2) Eligible immigrants An immigrant shall be eligible to receive the assistance described in paragraph (1) if the immigrant is seeking— (A) to become a lawful permanent resident or naturalized citizen of the United States; (B) to establish that he or she has derived or acquired United States citizenship; or (C) relief from removal and authorization to remain lawfully in the United States. (d) Conditions As a condition of receiving a grant under this section, a participating entity shall— (1) submit to the Attorney General a certification that the proposed uses of grant funds by the entity— (A) are consistent with this section; and (B) meet the criteria determined by the Attorney General, in consultation with the Director of the National Office of New Americans; and (2) make a reasonable effort to estimate the number of immigrants who live in the service area. (e) Annual report and evaluation Not later than 90 days after the end of each fiscal year for which an entity receives grant funds under this section, the entity shall submit to the Director of the Executive Office for Immigration Review the following: (1) A report that describes— (A) each activity carried out by the entity funded entirely or partially by the grant funds; (B) the service area; (C) the estimate made under subsection (d)(2); (D) the number of immigrants who received legal assistance funded entirely or partially by the grant funds; (E) a disaggregation of the costs of each service provided using the grant funds and the average per capita cost of providing the service