Apply for U.S. Citizenship

Applying for citizenship is US green card holder apply, take an exam and take an oath to become a U.S. citizen.

Is it your dream to go to the USA – the land of dreams? Do you want to learn about US citizenship applications? In this article, you will learn the simple steps on how you can become a U.S. citizen.

Well, you can apply for US citizenship by filling up this form file Form N-400, with the USCIS (the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services).

The Naturalization Process

The naturalization process includes the following steps: Here are the steps to become a US citizen.

• First, determine your eligibility whether you can become a U.S. citizen.
• Complete the application form mentioned above for naturalization, apply for US citizenship.
• Complete the application form mentioned above for naturalization, apply for US citizenship.
• Take the U.S. citizenship exam 100 questions for citizenship, and have a personal interview.
• Applying for citizenship N-400 can benefit you in some ways. For instance, as a citizen, you can apply for your parents to come to the United States and apply for their green card to citizenship.

What Supporting Documents do I Require to attain U.S Citizenship? citizenship checklist:

1.N-400-Form

2.Proof of Your Previous and Current Marital Status

3.Proof of your Military Service(if applicable)

4.Medical Disability Proof (if you have any issues)

5.Fee-Reduction Application Request

6.Naturalization based on Marriage to a U.S. Citizen

7.Evidence from Law Enforcement Agency

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How to Apply For Fiance Visa

 

The K1 visa is for US citizens to apply for a fiance to the US to get married, also called a fiance visa or k-1 visa.

What Is a K-1 Visa?

K-1 Visa allows the engaged partner of a US citizen to enter the United States, then as long as the couple gets married within 90 days upon entry to the US with the K1 visa. The newly married spouse can then apply for permanent residence based on the marriage to the sponsored US citizen.

What are the requirements for K1 Visa?

Requirements are the petitioner of a K-1 visa must be a US citizen, they must be legally free to marry, and they must intend to marry within 90 days after the alien arrives in the US with the K1 visa. They have physically met each other in the last two years. The US citizen must meet the income requirement.

Apply for k1 visa eligibility:

1.Applicant is a U.S. citizen;

2.Both parties are legally eligible for marriage;

3.The two have met in the last two years.

requirements:

If you want to get married, your fiancé or fiancé must get married within 90 days after arriving in the United States.

How long does it take for a K1 visa to get a green card?

It depends on the USCIS field office’s processing times. It varies from 3-24 months.

Apply for a k1 visa and get a green card through marriage, divided into 3 steps:

1.Submit I-129F to USCIS;

2.US Consulate in the local office apply for non-immigrant visa DS-160;

3.Apply for a green card application I-485 in the United States.

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Sibling Green Card

 

How to Apply for Sibling Green Card, Brother Green Card and Sister Green Card

A sibling green card is a US citizen apply for a brother green card or a sister green card to become a US permanent resident. Green card holders can not apply for sibling green cards. US citizens can apply for siblings to immigrate to the US, and apply for a  green card. Citizen apply for siblings, spouse of sibling, and unmarried child under the age of 21 can apply at the same time.

Can I get a green card if my sister is a US citizen?

Yes, 21 years of age US citizen can petition green card for their siblings, mean brothers and sisters.

Tips: Citizen siblings include:

1. Brothers and sisters of the same father and mother;

2. Half brothers and sisters;

3. For brothers and sisters born out of wedlock, the applicant’s parents are legal guardians;

4. Brothers and sisters adopted by the parents, the siblings adopted by the parents are before the age of 16, and the parents are the guardians of the adopted siblings, and have lived with the parents for 2 years or more.

1. citizen apply for sibling green card, sibling in the United States

2. Citizen apply for brother or  sister, brother or sister outside the United States

Citizen apply for sibling, sibling in the United States.

US citizen apply for sibling green card, need to wait visa number available ,If the visa number available, you can apply for immigration I-130 separately, I-485 separately, or combined I-130 and I-485 at the same time.

Separate I-130 form apply for  relative immigration

1. Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative);
2. $535.00 application fee, personal check or Money Order;
3. A copy of the citizen’s birth certificate, or certificate of citizenship. A copy of the birth certificate of the citizen, may   same father or mother;
4. A copy of the parents’ marriage certificate. If you are a remarried parent, you need to have a copy of the parents’ marriage and divorce certificate;
5. Form G-1145.

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Child Green Card Application

 

Us Citizen & Green Card Holder Apply For Child Green Card

Child green card refers to the application for child of US citizens or green card holders. Citizens can apply for single child and married child. Green card holders can only apply for single child, not married child.

If someone applies for a green card, the single child gets married during the application process and immediately loses eligibility and the application becomes invalid. Singles include people who have never been married, as well as people who have been divorced.

Can children of green card holders get green card? Green card holders can petition green card for their unmarried child (no matter what age). The unmarried children under 21 of green card holder’s unmarried child can get green card at the same time as derivatives.

US citizen or green card holder apply for child green card,general requirements:

1. Applicant is a US citizen or green card holder;

2. Provide proof of sufficient financial resources;

3. Proof of the relationship between the applicant and the beneficiary’s child;

Tips: Child in the immigration law include legitimate child, illegitimate child, stepchild and adopted child.

Special case:

1.  If the child is born in wedlock, the parents get married before the child is 18 years old;

2. the child is born out of wedlock:

if he father apply for a child, Before the child is 18 years old, the biological father is a legal guardian, or the child has established a true parent,child relationship when the child is 21 years old and single; if the mother apply for a child without the above requirement.

3. If it is a stepchild, the stepparent must be married, before the stepchild is 18 years old;

4. if adopted child, the adoption relationship is legally established, before the child is 16 years old.whether before or after the adoption, the adoptive parents have been the child’s guardian, for more than 2 years, and have lived together for more than 2 years.

5. If the adopted child’s siblings,adopted by the same US citizen, the adoption is  until the age of 18, regardless of whether the adopted parent, has been the child’s guardian for two years, and has lived with them for two years.

6. if  adopt an orphan,when an overseas orphan is 16 years old or younger, US citizen submits his/her immigrant visa application.

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