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Citizenship and Naturalization

Most persons born within the United States become United States citizens at birth. A few exceptions to this general principle known as jus soli apply to for instance, children born to persons who are foreign diplomats serving in the United States. Such children may have to go through a process known as Registration prior to filing for citizenship.

To be eligible for Naturalization, most applicants must prove they have been Lawful Permanent Residents for at least five years (three for spouses of United States living in marital union with the United States citizen spouse), prove a basic understanding of English and of general civics and United States history and form of government, prove that they are persons of good moral character, and take an oath to uphold the United States Constitution.

Other Basis for Naturalization or Citizenship:

* Service in the Military
* Service in Certain International Organizations
* Derivation through Naturalized parents
* Employment in certain Religious functions
* United States Lineage
* Executive Orders signed by the President

If you have a question regarding naturalization, contact us.

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