As the last step in my application for US citizenship, I am requesting a letter from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (http://uscis.gov), requesting my presence for an interview at 1pm at their offices in the Rodin Federal Building located in downtown Newark (NJ) . I showed up promptly at 1pm, took the elevators up […]
Tag Archives: Us Citizenship
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Jun
Jun
This November 06, 2012 is the United States presidential election. This is going to be my first time voting in a national election like this. Not that I just turned 18 (how I wish) but I have completed the process of naturalization last February of last year. Naturalization is the manner in which a person […]
12
Sep
Sep
I became a US citizen in December 2010. My trip to the US was pretty quick. I came to the US in April 2006 as a US citizen bride. Because of my marital status, my journey to US citizenship was shortened from the normal five-year wait to just three years. I actually waited until […]
09
Jan
Jan
When frustrated with the political landscape or economic situation here, some Americans jokingly state their desire to renounce US citizenship. How many times have you heard someone, in jest, exclaim “That’s it – I’m moving to Canada!” But that got me thinking – what if you seriously wanted to renounce US citizenship? What is the […]
08
Nov
Nov
US citizenship applicants will have at least $3,000 from the time they enter the US until the time of approval of their US citizenship application. Their expenses increase proportionately when they decide to hire an Immigration law firm to help them with their case. If children are included in the application, much higher taxes will […]