Individuals who wish to apply for naturalization in the U.S. must meet many requirements. Some of these requirements seem straightforward, while others have a level of objectivity to them. The test for good moral character might seem to fall into the latter category,...
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Can you sue for delays in your naturalization case?
It is possible to sue the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for delays in your naturalization case, but it is not a common or straightforward process. The USCIS is a government agency and, as such, is generally immune from lawsuits for...
Do you know the requirements for naturalization?
The road that ends with U.S. citizenship may prove long. When setting out, it may help to understand some of the essential elements you need for a successful process. Naturalization is the process through which those who are citizens of other countries can gain...
How do you replace a Green Card?
A Green Card affords many rights and privileges to residents. As a result, it is important that you keep your information accurate and current. You may need to replace your Green Card at some point, so you should be aware of the replacement process and what it...
What to expect from the naturalization interview
The naturalization interview is one of the last steps required to become a naturalized citizen of the United States. After you submit your application for naturalization and pay a filing fee, you should receive notification of the date, time and location of your...
Can voting in a midterm election lead to your deportation?
Now that the midterm elections are only a few months away, you may have some strong feelings about the direction the country is going. Regardless of where your views fall on the political spectrum, you are likely to want to participate in the electoral process. Until...
Can you replace your I-94 card?
When entering the U.S. with a visa, you could receive an I-94, Arrival-Departure Record. This card gets stapled to your passport. It is small and usually white or green in color. You need it to extend your stay, apply for permanent residency, or transfer to another...
How can you prepare for your naturalization exam?
Becoming a U.S. citizen can be an exciting but daunting process. To become a naturalized citizen, you must meet specific requirements and pass your exam. According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the interview process involves a USCIS officer and...
Who qualifies for an employment 3rd preference visa?
Every year, the U.S. government issues approximately 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas to qualified applicants. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services categorizes these visas into five distinct categories, which it refers to as “preference...
Are you eligible for naturalization or acquisition?
Many people immigrate to the United States, either for a temporary stay while attending school or for employment, or in an effort to seek a more permanent status. Naturalization occurs when a person travels to the U.S., meets certain requirements and is granted...
