citizenship

If a foreigner, who is residing in the U.S., violates any immigration law, he or she will receive a notice to attend an immigration court hearing. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can charge foreign-born individuals with this kind of accusation. To prepare for your hearing, you are strongly recommended to ask an immigration lawyer to represent you. Otherwise, you will have a difficult time understanding the procedure, the steps that should be taken, immigration court defense strategies, and even what the immigration judge (IJ) says.

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In our previous article, Paths to Become a US Citizen, we discussed the two main ways of becoming a US citizen; through birth or naturalization process. Today, we are going through the naturalization process step by step to guide you on your way to becoming a US citizen.

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There are a couple of paths that lead you to become a U.S. citizen, but they are not quick and easy. Some green card holders, who are lawful permanent residents of the U.S., do not see the point in going through this process, however, U.S. citizenship has some benefits.

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