citizenship process
The citizenship process is used by hundreds of thousands of green card holders each year in order to become American citizens. The citizenship process begins when a qualified applicant files the N-400 citizenship application, required documents and filing fee. After initial processing of the N-400 is complete, and the applicant has been fingerprinted, the citizenship process continues on to the citizenship interview and citizenship tests. The final state of the citizenship process includes the citizenship ceremony, citizenship oath and issuance of the certificate of citizenship. Citizenship lawyers can help guide applicants through the citizenship process. Contact us today!
News: citizenship process
Jan 28th, 2010
Q: How long do I have to wait before applying for citizenship?
A: Ok, so you have the green card. Now…when can you start applying for citizenship? The answer will vary depending on how you obtained the green card. Once you have submitted your US citizenship application, however, the rest of the citizenship process is the same no matter how you got your green card. If you do not know which of the following...
Dec 22nd, 2009
One question a naturalization lawyer is constantly answering is how to get dual US citizenship without having to renounce citizenship of a foreign country during the naturalization process. Is it possible? Well, it depends.
Technically, the US government does not recognize dual US citizenship. However, new US citizens are not really required by the United States to give up citizenship from a foreign country either....
Dec 10th, 2009
Three Pennsylvania men were recently convicted of fraud in connection with the citizenship process. The scheme involved paying doctors to falsify form N-648 (waiver of citizenship test due to physical or mental impairment) so that people applying for citizenship could avoid having to take the citizenship test that is usually administered at the citizenship interview. Habeeb Malik, a former doctor and owner of...
