Applying for U.S. citizenship without renewing your green card may not necessarily disqualify your U.S. citizenship. However, the safest choice may be to apply for green card renewal with Form I-90 before you apply for citizenship. U.S. law states that if you are a permanent resident who is 18 years or older, you must have […]
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Citizenship Through Naturalization Most permanent residents are eligible to apply for citizenship after five years. Spouses of U.S. citizens are eligible sooner, after three years. At that time, Green Card holders can file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, if they meet the USCIS eligibility requirements for citizenship. Eligibility Requirements for Green Card Holders To be
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Becoming a United States citizen can be exciting, but it can also be confusing and complicated. Before you can apply for citizenship, also known as naturalization, there are likely certain requirements you must meet. In addition, the requirements can change based on your individual situation. These are the general requirements that must be met before
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Can I Apply for Citizenship After 3 Years? When you are born in a foreign country, naturalization is the process you use to become a United States Citizen. There are many requirements to becoming a US citizen, however, many of which are complicated and confusing. To apply for citizenship can depend on your age, your
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To become U.S. citizens, foreigners must first become permanent residents (green card holders). Legal residents can apply for U.S. citizenship, but after five years of being green card holders. For immigrants married to U.S. citizens, from green card to U.S. citizenship will take around three years. People who received their resident cards based on having
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A person who procured naturalization unlawfully will be subject to revocation of naturalization. Unlawful naturalization means that the person who obtained citizenship is not eligible for it. A person’s naturalization can revoked if he or she has been found not to have met any one or few of the naturalization requirements. The naturalization requirements include
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As President Trump’s immigration ban adversely affects even some green card holders, the current political climate has some permanent residents seeking citizenship. In a flurry of executive orders issued at the end of his first week in office, the president’s executive orders bans entry into the United States by those with one of seven Middle Eastern and North
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As President Trump moves decisively on immigration through executive orders, which have adversely affected even some green card holders, some holding permanent residency status are prompted to seek the citizenship process. Among those affected by the president’s blitz of immigration orders at the end of his first week in office are valid green card holders– those already granted
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The U.S. citizenship test is considered to be one of the most important steps in the naturalization process. This test features 100 civics questions, out of which to-be U.S. citizens are asked 10 questions. They will fail if they get more than four questions wrong. While the civics test is one important part of the
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Choosing to become a citizen of the U.S. can be an important and an exciting decision. Becoming a U.S. citizen means getting access to a lot of rights. The following article that sheds light on the naturalization process will help green card holders who want to become U.S. citizens to successfully complete the U.S. citizenship
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