The U.S. citizenship test is an important element of the U.S. citizenship process. It’s through this test that the USCIS officer gets to check your knowledge of U.S. history and government as well as your English-speaking skills. How Difficult is the U.S. Citizenship Test? It should not be difficult if you prepare yourself for the …
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to prevent undocumented children from being separated from their parents when they are caught crossing the border between the U.S. and Mexico illegally. This order would allow children to remain with their parents in detention. However, it is unsure how long the detention will last. President Trump …
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On 4th June 2018, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) started to issue redesigned Certificates of Citizenship and Certificates of Naturalization. USCIS has redesigned these documents in order to make it difficult for fraudsters to counterfeit. The new features will prevent fraudsters from altering personal data printed on these documents and will also prevent identity …
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Though the U.S. Constitution is meant to provide protection to both citizens and non-citizens, the reality is that only U.S. citizenship can give you full protection under the law. Some U.S. permanent residents (green card holders) doubt whether to apply for U.S. citizenship. Maybe it’s because the task seems daunting. Maybe it’s because it doesn’t …
The U.S. citizenship process is a long one and can be quite complicated. We’ve broken it down into eight easy-to-follow steps including detailed how-to explanations of the requirements, application process, interview and test. USCitizenship.info’s self-serve software helps you accurately complete your U.S. citizenship application. Our online software gives you access to customized, simplified instructions, tools …
How can you become a U.S. citizen? First, you must meet the nine basic eligibility requirements. But before you do! Check to make sure that you are not already a citizen. If either of your parents are or were U.S. citizens, you may qualify for automatic citizenship. If not, you would need to apply for …
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Where Can I Find the Expiration Date of My Green Card? You can find the expiration date of your green card on the front side of your card. The front side of the card will also have biographic information like your name, date of birth, sex, country of birth and your USCIS number. The green …
Can My Green Card be revoked? Yes, in some cases. A green card makes the holder of the card a permanent resident of the U.S. for life. This status is permanent but it can also be revoked in some cases. If you commit an immigration fraud or a criminal activity, you are more likely to …
President Donald Trump promised to fix America’s broken immigration system in his election campaign. He said that a wall will be built between the U.S. and Mexico and reduce the flow of immigrants to the U.S. Though a wall has not yet been built, the administration issued several executive orders related to cutting down on …
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How much money can I take to the U.S. as a foreign visitor? You can take as much money as you wish to the U.S. You must be capable of proving to the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers that you have sufficient funds to cover your travel, lodging, food and other expenses while in …
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