Category Archives: Citizenship Naturalization
Citizenship Application Fees Could Increase Soon
According to CBS News, the government intends to hike fees for legal immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship. The fee hike, which is substantial, could put citizenship out of reach for some people. Furthermore, the government intends to eliminate fee reductions and waivers, even for those who are low income. Contact The Law Office of… Read More »
Do You Need to Understand English to Become a U.S. Citizen?
The U.S. sets many requirements for naturalization and citizenship, and English language ability is one of them. Many people are nervous about this requirement and fear that their English is not good enough. As a prominent immigration law firm, we have helped many people become U.S. citizens, so we offer the following overview of… Read More »
Key Differences Between a Green Card and U.S. Citizenship
Many lawful permanent residents are unsure of whether they should seek naturalization and citizenship. They might not think there are any significant differences. After all, a green card gives the holder a right to live in the U.S. indefinitely, travel internationally, and work in the United States. Who needs citizenship? Below, our immigration lawyer… Read More »
Will a Criminal Background Prevent Naturalization?
To become a U.S. citizen, applicants will need to prove their “good moral character.” Any criminal conviction already casts a shadow over a person’s character, although not all convictions will prevent you from becoming naturalized. The Law Office of Jason M. Sullivan can meet to go over your criminal history and discuss any hurdles… Read More »