What Happens at a USCIS Naturalization Interview from Test to Interview
The naturalization interview is a final hurdle to become a U.S. citizen. Learn what to expect to improve your chances at success. Read more
Proving Child Citizenship After a Parent’s Naturalization
After naturalizing as a U.S. citizen, parents can also apply for child citizenship in the form of a Certificate of Citizenship.…Continue Reading →
Proving You Have a Valid Marriage for Immigration Purposes
If applying for a green card or U.S. citizenship, understand how USCIS determines if you have a valid marriage for immigration purposes.…Continue Reading →
The 6 Biggest Immigration Mistakes Even Smart People Make
In the quest for a USCIS approval notice, even the most intelligent people can make immigration mistakes that derail an application.…Continue Reading →
How Traveling Abroad Could Impact Your U.S. Citizenship Eligibility
Traveling abroad can affect one’s eligibility for U.S. citizenship. Understand how your travel abroad affects your ability to file Form N-400.…Continue Reading →
How to Apply for a U.S. Passport (DS-11) for the First Time
Once you’ve become a citizen, you’ll need to apply for a U.S. passport. A passport is affordable, practical proof of your U.S. citizenship.…Continue Reading →
How Divorce Can Affect Your Green Card Status and Immigration Standing
A divorce after green card may introduce challenges for a permanent resident trying to maintain permanent residence or become a U.S. citizen.…Continue Reading →
Citizenship Through Marriage: Your Complete Guide
Achieve U.S. citizenship through marriage with our comprehensive guide. Learn eligibility, steps, and tips for a successful application. Get started today!…Continue Reading →
N-400 Document Checklist: Your Guide to the Naturalization Process
Getting ready to apply for U.S. citizenship? Use the N-400 document checklist to gather the documents and prepare for naturalization.…Continue Reading →
8 Things to Do After Becoming a U.S. Citizen
You have access to additional benefits and services after becoming a U.S. citizen. But you have to apply for them.…Continue Reading →