Birthright is when a person gets automatic citizenship in a country either due to parental citizenship or the location in which they were born. Because it is a long process to become a U.S. citizen, anyone born in the country should look into their birthright. There...
Naturalization
Fiancé visas and the 90-day marriage requirement
When you live in Texas and plan to marry someone who is not a U.S. citizen, the first step in the process involves getting a fiancé visa for your loved one. The fiancé visa gives you and your fiancé an opportunity to wed and live together on American soil, provided...
Are there accommodations for disabilities during testing?
The naturalization test is an exciting step toward the end of your journey to U.S. citizenship. As you anticipate this event, you may have concerns about accommodations if you have a disability. By law, you have the right to request accommodations if your condition...
How can you prepare for the naturalization civics test?
Arriving at your naturalization interview can feel overwhelming. You are likely excited to finish your citizenship journey and have anxiety about the test to come. Fortunately, according to the USCIS, various resources can help you study for the exam. Applicants who...
How good does your English need to be to become a citizen?
If you have been a legal permanent resident for a few years, you may be itching to become a citizen. After all, citizens of the U.S. enjoy some rights that are simply not available to those with green cards. Before you can become a citizen, though, you probably have...
What should you know about the naturalization test?
If you are like many immigrants, you may hesitate to take the naturalization test, fearing that, if you fail it, you cannot become a US citizen. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, however, explains why you should not have any fears. No one is “out to get...
Becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization
When you wish to become a U.S. citizen but grew up in another nation, you may be able to pursue U.S. citizenship through a process called naturalization, provided you and your situation meet certain eligibility requirements. You have the option of filing for...
What do you know about student visas?
You want to earn a higher education in the United States, and you know you need a visa. What options do you have to accomplish your education goals? The U.S. Department of State explains F and M student visas. Determine which one to apply for to attend a specific...
What should I expect while waiting for my green card to process?
Getting your green card is a process that will require some waiting. Once you get everything together and submit your application, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services explains your case status will change to pending. During the time it is pending, you may need...
Can marriage stop deportation?
Many people wrongfully believe if they marry a U.S. citizen, it gives them automatic rights to live in the country. Some people think it automatically makes them U.S. citizens. According to the U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Japan, you cannot become an immediate...
