For immigrants undergoing the U.S. naturalization process, USCIS consular officers will need to establish one’s good moral character (GMC). Typically, USCIS officers will ask important questions that they hope will elicit the applicant’s character, intentions, and criminal records. Individuals undergoing the naturalization process should be aware of this process and plan accordingly. The issues andContinue reading “Establishing Good Moral Character in Your Naturalization Interviews”
Category Archives: Naturalization
What Happens if you Obtained A Green Card Through Marriage but Are now Divorced?
Marriage is a wonderful time in two people’s lives. It is the ultimate expression of the love for each other to the world. We all want to think that once we are married, we will be with our partner for the rest of our lives. That is not always the case though. More often thanContinue reading “What Happens if you Obtained A Green Card Through Marriage but Are now Divorced?”
Applying for Citizenship Through Marriage
There are a few ways for a legal permanent resident to apply for citizenship. One of the quickest way for a person to apply for citizenship is through marriage. Normally a legal permanent resident must live in the United States for a minimum of five years before he or she can apply for citizenship. IfContinue reading “Applying for Citizenship Through Marriage”
Duration of Time Before a Legal Permanent Resident May Apply for Naturalization
For foreign nationals who are in the process of immigrating to the United States, possibly on a permanent basis, there are a few little-known rules that they should keep in mind. One of these is the time an applicant must wait before he or she applies for naturalization. In order to qualify for Naturalization, theContinue reading “Duration of Time Before a Legal Permanent Resident May Apply for Naturalization”
Travel Abroad Affects Citizenship Eligibility
For a Lawful Permanent Resident wishing to become a citizen through Naturalization, there is a time period that the Lawful Permanent Resident must remain living in the USA. What’s more, the Lawful Permanent Resident must be living in the United States continuously in the USA. There are different wait times that a Lawful Permanent ResidentContinue reading “Travel Abroad Affects Citizenship Eligibility”
