Many people immigrate to the United States to escape the challenges of life back home, but for you, they had just begun. For the better part of three months, you faced the tests of military boot camp to earn your citizenship or green card. At the end of your training,...
For anyone seeking to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization, the naturalization process can be complex. However, what particular issues a naturalization case involves can vary. There are many things that could have impacts on what the process involves for a...
There are many different requirements connected to making a petition for things like a visa, green card or citizenship here in America. This includes qualification requirements related to the specific type of immigration-related request one is making. It also includes...
Backlogs have been a fairly common thing in recent times when it comes to applications for U.S. citizenship. We covered this trend in a previous post. Among the things such backlogs could have caused for an immigrant is for them to have not been able to be officially...
Certain things can lead to an immigrant encountering delays when they are pursuing U.S. citizenship. One are backlogs in the handling of naturalization applications. Such a backlog is building up in California and in the U.S. as a whole. Purportedly, nationwide, there...
Some California residents might wonder whether their citizenship can be revoked. It is not possible to revoke the citizenship of a natural-born U.S. citizen, although they can renounce it. However, in a few very rare cases, a naturalized citizen may have that...
Many parents in California have adopted children that were born in foreign countries. Under the Child Citizenship Act of 2000, foreign-born adopted children become U.S. citizens as soon as they enter the U.S. with their adoptive parents. Adoptive parents do not need...
Some California residents may be aware the U.S. Supreme Court announced on June 28 that it will consider whether U.S. immigration laws unfairly favor unwed American mothers over unwed American fathers, which would be a violation of the equal protection provision of...
Some California residents may have been among the nearly 250,000 people who applied for citizenship over a four-month period beginning in October 2015. It is the highest number in several years. It is believed that the increase is in part due to the anti-immigrant...
People in California who are applying for U.S. citizenship may know that one of the requirements is that the person be "of good moral character" and wonder what that means in a practical sense. First, it is only necessary to prove that this has been the case for the...
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