When applying for U.S. citizenship via naturalization, English and civics tests get much of the attention. But permanent residents often do not understand how travel abroad can affect their eligibility for naturalization. Two related but separate requirements, continuous residence and… Read more
One of the common reasons permanent residents don’t apply for U.S. citizenship – cost. It presently costs $725 to file Continue reading →
Truly significant comprehensive immigration reform is unlikely to happen during the first few years of a Biden administration. After all, Continue reading →
Are you thinking about applying for citizenship but still have some lingering questions? These are the top 7 questions asked Continue reading →
As the name suggests, permanent resident status is generally constant. It’s granted to people who intend to live in the Continue reading →
There are some significant differences between permanent residence and U.S. citizenship. While sometimes the terms get used interchangeably, they are Continue reading →
As far as America is concerned, you can have dual citizenship in the U.S. Dual citizenship involves holding the status Continue reading →
It seems straight forward. Anyone who has served in the United States military is also worthy of U.S. citizenship. But Continue reading →
In 2019, a list of 2,071 Americans chose to renounce U.S. citizenship, and 2020 looks to be no different. Based Continue reading →
A Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) is an official document certifying acquisition of American citizenship for a child born Continue reading →
