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Late last month, The Military Families Act was introduced into Congress. If successful, the act would allow for family members of Service members to become permanent residents – even if they are currently ineligible. In introducing the bill, Congress members mentioned the difficulties that immigrants have since the last major enactment of immigration law in … Continue reading “Military Families Act Gives Hope to Families of Service Members” Many people ask the firm to help them become American citizens. Many are eligible – but, many are not. Many factors go into determining eligibility for naturalization – eligibility cannot be determined in a five minute conversation. These questions will help many determine whether they are eligible for naturalization. The questions are: Are you a … Continue reading “Do I Qualify for Citizenship? The First Questions to Ask” On President’s Day, the USCIS held a ceremony in Iraq to naturalize 53 service members who are currently serving their country. The 53 service members are able to naturalize in Iraq due to changes in the law that allow service members to naturalize while serving overseas. Noncitizens who have serviced in the armed forces may … Continue reading “Naturalization Ceremony In Iraq For 53 Service Members” The USCIS recently highlighted a naturalization ceremony it performed for 98 service members who are currently deployed to Afghanistan. The USCIS performed the ceremony with immigration officials from its Bangkok Field Office. Normally, a person seeking to naturalize must be a permanent resident of the United States and must have been in the United States … Continue reading “Immigration Agency Naturalizes 98 Armed Forces Service Members In Afghanistan” The USCIS granted citizenship to 11,146 Service members in fiscal year 2010. this number of service members represents the highest number of service members who have naturalized since 1955. The number is also a 6 percent increase from fiscal year 2009. Immigrants who serve in the armed forces are able to obtain citizenship in the … Continue reading “USCIS Granted Citizenship to 11,146 Service Members in 2010” Imagine serving in your adopted country’s armed forces. Imagine serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, or another hostile location. Imagine being away from your family for extended periods of time. Imagine the sacrifices you would have to do to further your adopted country’s cause and to fulfill your commitment to the United States. Now, imagine your grateful … Continue reading “US Veterans Face Deportation From United States” Did you know that certain qualifying military personnel and veterans can apply for naturalization without having to pay any government filing fees? Qualifying foreign nationals can save up to $675 by using one of the special military naturalization provisions. Sections 328 and 329 of the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA) are the special naturalization provisions … |
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