Special rules in U.S. immigration law allow permanent residents applying for citizenship through marriage to submit the application after just three years. Most permanent residents must live in the United States for a minimum of five years before applying for… Read more
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 →
Update: A court injunction has halted the new USCIS fee schedule. The old fee schedule continues to be in effect. Continue reading →
An American passport is one of the tremendous benefits of U.S. citizenship. It’s affordable, practical proof of your U.S. citizenship Continue reading →
Resources for permanent residents to overcome barriers like money, age, language, and civics knowledge. If you’ve put off naturalization because Continue reading →
A Certificate of Citizenship may be acquired through a variety of paths. Once you have become a U.S. citizen, the Continue reading →
