You are a United States citizen if: You were born in the United States or one of its territories (such as Puerto Rico); You were born abroad, both your parents were US citizens at the time of your birth, and at least one of them has lived in the United States before your birth; For persons born after November 14, …

You are eligible to be naturalized and become a US citizen if you are a permanent resident, you have a valid alien registration card (green card), and you have lived continuously in the United States for at least five years (or two years if you are married to a US citizen sponsor). In addition, you must be of good moral …

Maybe. If you were born after February 27, 2001, you are under 18, residing in the United States pursuant to a lawful admission for permanent residence, and are in the physical and legal custody of the US citizen, then you can automatically become a US citizen. Also, you can become a US citizen if you were born after February 27, …

You have the right to vote in federal, state, and local elections. You can obtain a US passport and have freedom to travel outside of the United States. You can serve on a jury. You will become eligible for certain jobs in the federal government that require citizenship. If you have questions about your immigration status or the naturalization process, …

Immigration consultant fraud occurs when an individual without authority either as a licensed attorney or as a Board of Immigration Appeals accredited non-lawyer representative offers to provide services related to procuring an immigration benefit for an individual, family, or business. These individuals call themselves “notarios,” “notario publicos,” “visa consultants,” “immigration consultants,” “licensiados,” and other terms in other languages. They take …