What are the steps to become Confirmed in the Catholic church? What are the steps you have to take (general steps not necessarily church specific) as someone raised in the Catholic church to become Confirmed?
I am pulling from this specific forum response on the same question for my answer: Catholic Answer Forums.

For non-baptized believers, the process as an adult is basically to go through the "Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults" (RCIA).  This will end with the believer being confirmed.


  385 The high point of their entire formation will normally be the Easter Vigil. At that time they will make a profession of the faith in which they were baptised, receive the sacrament of confirmation, and take part in the eucharist. If, because neither the bishop nor another authorized minister is present, confirmation cannot be given at the Easter Vigil, it is to be celebrated as soon as possible and, if this can be arranged, during the Easter season.


For baptized believers, it is left up to the individual churches to determine when they may be  confirmed.  I would assume there would normally be some sort of curriculum to ensure the believer can "receive both doctrinal and spiritual preparation".


  391 The baptised Christian is to receive both doctrinal and spiritual preparation, adapted to individual pastoral requirements, for reception into the full communion of the Catholic Church. The candidate should learn to deepen an inner adherence to the Church, where he or she will find the fulness of his or her baptism. During the period of preparation the candidate may share in worship in conformity witli the provisions of the Ecumenical Directory. Anything that would equate candidates for reception with those who are catechumens is to be absolutely avoided.