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Naturalization & Citizenship
Become a U.S. citizen. A complete guide to the naturalization process (N-400), interview preparation, and eligibility requirements.


U.S. Naturalization Through Marriage: The 3-Year Shortcut
The general rule for obtaining American citizenship requires five years of permanent residency. However, for those married to a United States citizen, the law provides a major exception: the possibility of applying for U.S. Naturalization after only three years. This "shortcut" is a valuable opportunity, but it imposes very strict cohabitation requirements that you must master before applying. 1. Eligibility Requirements for the Reduced Timeline To benefit from the three-yea
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Physical Presence vs. Continuous Residence: Don’t Make This Mistake for your American naturalization!
To obtain your American naturalization , many Green Card holders believe it is enough to wait five years (or three years if married to a U.S. citizen) to become a citizen. However, one of the most common causes for complications is the confusion between two distinct legal concepts: continuous residence and physical presence . Here is how to navigate these two rules in the digital age. 1. Physical Presence: An Immediate Mathematical Calculation Physical presence is the actua
Jan 22 min read


How to Obtain U.S. Citizenship: Expert Legal Insights
Becoming a U.S. citizen is a significant milestone for many individuals. It opens doors to new opportunities, rights, and responsibilities. However, the path to citizenship can be complex and daunting. In this blog post, we will break down the process of obtaining U.S. citizenship, providing expert legal insights and practical tips to help you navigate this journey successfully. Understanding U.S. Citizenship U.S. citizenship grants individuals the right to live and work in t
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