Certificate of Citizenship Replacement Process
If you've lost your certificate or need to change certain biographic data, there's a Certificate of Citizenship replacement process. Read more
Certificate of Citizenship Replacement Process
If you’ve lost your certificate or need to change certain biographic data, there’s a Certificate of Citizenship replacement process.…Continue Reading →
5 Paths to Citizenship That Most People Don’t Know About
Not every path to citizenship is the same. From U.S. national to undocumented immigrant, there several ways that people become U.S. citizens.…Continue Reading →
Failing to Register for Selective Service Creates a Problem for Certain N-400 Applicants
Failing to register for Selective Service can result in a denial of Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization). If you forgot to register as required, there generally is a solution.…Continue Reading →
3 Practical Benefits of U.S. Citizenship That Shouldn’t Be Overlooked
Several rights and privileges are given to permanent residents who naturalize, but consider these 3 practical benefits of U.S. citizenship.…Continue Reading →
Filling Out the Application for U.S. Citizenship
Getting ready to naturalize as a U.S. citizen? We’ll explain how to fill out the application for U.S. citizenship, known officially as Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.…Continue Reading →
Acquisition of Citizenship for Children Born Outside the United States
A child born outside the United States can automatically become a U.S. citizen at birth in a process known as acquisition of citizenship.…Continue Reading →
Derivative Citizenship for Children of U.S. Citizens
Children cannot naturalize as U.S. citizens, but they can derive citizenship from their parents. Learn how to obtain citizenship for your children.…Continue Reading →
How to Renew Your Passport at the Post Office
Your local post office and other government office may be one of thousands of passport acceptance facilities. It’s a great resource to apply or renew your passport.…Continue Reading →
Proving Your Child’s US Citizenship after Naturalization
The children of naturalized U.S. citizens generally become citizens automatically. In other words, current law extends U.S. citizenship to the permanent resident children of parents…Continue Reading →