Becoming a U. S. Citizen: A Guide to the Law, Exam and Interview
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The path from green card to U.S. citizenship can be a winding one-and running into bureaucratic hassles is inevitable. But with Becoming a U.S. Citizen, you can shave years off the time it takes to become a citizen.This all-in-one book will take you through the application process from beginning to end, helping you to: *make sure you are eligible (and won't risk getting deported if you apply)*use special exceptions for disabled persons, military personnel, spousesof citizens and others*prepare the application forms and documents*study for the citizenship exam*have a successful interview*deal with delays, lost applications or other complications*enjoy your new status as a U.S. citizen*help family members immigrate The revised 2nd edition details the INS reorganization under the Department of Homeland Security, new government guidelines on requesting fee and exam waivers, the new right to posthumous citizenship for U.S. soldiers killed in action and much more. Becoming a U.S. Citizen provides the most current forms, with line-by-line instructions to fill them out, plus handy checklists that help you organize the application and interview materials. ForeignerInAmerica.com Covers topics that most other guides don't, helping you to avoid troublespots.
I. Introduction1. Deciding Whether to Apply for Citizenship2. Are You Eligible for U.S. Citizenship?3. Preparing and Submitting Your Application4. Between Filing and Interview: Dealing With the Wait5. Preparing for the English Exam6. Preparing for the U.S. History and Government Exam7. Overcoming Disability When Applying for Citizenship8. The Interview9. Denials, Appeals, and Repeat Interviews10. Legal Help Beyond This Book.11. After You Are Approved Glossary AppendicesA. USCIS District Office and Sub-Office AddressesB. 100 Sample U.S. History and Government Questions With AnswersC. Tear-Out Immigration Forms
