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Should You Be Afraid of Denaturalization?

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The quick answer is, probably not. Unless you obtained your status through fraud then it is not something you should be concerned about. However, denaturalization is complicated so if you want to understand how it

Applying For U.S. Citizenship

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form n-400 Review the application (Form N-400) instructions Complete the naturalization application, Form N-400 Pay filing fee Form N-400 All applicants must send the following 3 items with their N-400 application: □ Permanent Resident CardA

Naturalization Civics Exam

The Naturalization Civics Examination The civics examination is part of the naturalization interview process and it is legally required in order to obtain US citizenship (unless you are exempt for medical reasons). The civics portion

Citizenship: English Language Exemptions

There are exceptions and modifications to the naturalization requirements that are available to those who qualify for U.S. citizenship. USCIS also provides accommodations for individuals with disabilities. The general exemptions to the English requirement based on age are described below.

FAQ: Dual Citizenship

Questions and answers regarding dual citizenship with the United States and potential ways you could lose your U.S. citizenship.

Documents Checklist for Naturalization Application

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Application for Naturalization for U.S. Citizenship Form:  N-400                  Online: Online application is available but not required Filing Fee: $640         Biometrics Fee: $85 biometrics

False Claim to U.S. Citizenship

Inadmissible and deportable for making a false claim to U.S. citizenship. INA § 212(a)(6)(C)(ii); INA §237(a)(3)(D). A person who falsely represents or has falsely represented themselves to be a U.S.citizen for any purpose or benefit