U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Guide

[...] become dual nationals by automatic operation of laws. If a child is born in foreign soil to US citizen parents, the child will be a citizen of the country where it was born and will also be a US [...]

[...] Taking the Oath of Allegiance Receiving the Naturalization Certificate Once you have become a US citizen, make sure to update all your records with this status. Also begin the process of applying for [...]

[...] important document that allows an individual to work in United States. However, the EAD from Deferred Action is permitting an individual to work for two years - but can be renewed again thru Deferred [...]

[...] citizenship. Similarly, 70 percent of voters reported to the same survey that they felt Deferred Action for "DREAMers," the program that offers a 2-year postponement of deportation to [...]

[...] The Deferred Action policy I-821D, developed by the Dept. of Homeland security was made for certain indivuduals, [...]

[...] Act: Important Immigration Legislation What are the Differences Between the DREAM Act and Deferred Action? [...]

[...] What is Dual Citizenship? If an individual is a citizen of two different countries, then he is said to hold dual [...]

[...] continuously for three years before filing the N-400. Read Full article at Go Articles - Eligibility Requirements for Naturalization [...]

[...] resident of the United States is allowed to become a US citizen, if he satisfies the eligibility requirements for Ciudadania Americana, through naturalization. How to Obtain Dual Citizenship? Some [...]

[...] he is said to hold dual nationality. There are some countries that allow the citizens to be dual nationals and certain countries do not allow dual nationality. The United States is a country which [...]

[...] If your green card is expired or about to expire, you should fill a Form I-90 application to renew it as soon as [...]

[...] Holding a Permanent Resident Card or Green Card doesn't necessarily gives assurance to obtain U.S. citizenship. Sometimes the green card holder [...]

[...] and live in the US as long as they want, without having to worry about their legal status. Many green card holders are satisfied with this status and they do not even bother of think of the next step, [...]

[...] Form is the required USCIS form to apply a replacement of Naturalization Certificate or Citizenship Certificate. The Certificate of Citizenship is the document issued by USCIS that serves as the legal [...]

[...] as the Naturalization Certificate Replacement Form to apply for a replacement of the citizenship certificate. It is applied to USCIS in case the original certificate has been lost, destroyed or [...]

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[...] Immigration News: Latest on the Dream Act Policy House OKs 'Washington Dream Act' “The Washington House of [...]

[...] Form N-565: The Naturalization Certificate Replacement Form Use the Form N-565 known as the Naturalization Certificate Replacement Form [...]

[...] Form N-565 - Naturalization Certificate Replacement The N-565 Form is the required USCIS form to apply a replacement of [...]