Form N-565 Replacement of Citizenship Certificate On approval of their application for citizenship by the USCIS, US citizens will be issued a citizenship certificate. If your citizenship certificate is lost or stolen, you can get a replacement of the same by filing Form N-565 with the USCIS. Per USCIS specifications, you should file form N-565,Application […]
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Temporary visitors to the US and intending immigrants need to prove that they will not become a public charge. Becoming a public charge is one of the grounds of inadmissibility and USCIS needs persons to prove that they will not become financially dependent on the government. If a situation arises that the beneficiary needs financial
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Per Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the USCIS provides accommodations or certain modifications for citizenship applicants with physical or mental impairments that make it difficult for them to complete the naturalization process. The USCIS will make reasonable accommodations for citizenship applicants with disabilities who need certain modifications to the naturalization process in
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N-400 Application for Citizenship Eligible Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders) have to file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization with the USCIS. After completing the application, they have to mail the application with the necessary supporting documents and the appropriate filing fee to the concerned Application Service Center serving their area. Though the USCIS revised
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A passport, an internationally recognized travel document, verifies the identity and nationality of the person holding it. A valid US passport is needed to enter and leave most foreign countries. The US Department of State is the sole authority that grants, issues, or verifies US passports. If you are 16 years old or older when
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The United States has a reputation of being the land of freedom and opportunity. This along with what is portrayed on television and in movies, makes it the perfect destination for those seeking a new home abroad. One can become a citizen of the U.S. by birth (jus soli) or through naturalization. You automatically become
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It is a widely known fact that getting US citizenship is quite a complicated matter. Making errors is quite common among those who want to immigrate to the country and little mistakes or errors can result in huge consequences. So, it is very important to be cautious during any US immigration process. US Citizenship Eligibility
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An applicant has to be a US citizen to become eligible for filing N-600 form (Application for Certificate of Citizenship). The applicant is considered eligible only if he/she has become a citizen of U.S. through law or he/she was born outside the US to parent(s) who are U.S. citizens. According to the Child Citizenship Act
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Apply for Green Card Renewal Non-immigrants are allowed into the U.S. for a given time period and a limited purpose, depending on the type of non-immigrant visa they were issued. Immigrants are allowed to be in the country for an unlimited time and can take part in any legal activity. An immigrant who has entered
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If you meet all the eligibility requirements to qualify for citizenship, the first step is to get Form N-400, the citizenship application and complete it. At the time of your interview, you have to answer questions about your application. Keep this in mind while completing your citizenship application. Answer all questions honestly and ensure you
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