United States Immigration Services

Online Guide to U.S. Visas, ESTA, Green Cards & More

United States Immigration Services is a major publisher of immigration guides and legal eBooks. Our do-it-yourself immigration guides are designed to assist immigrants in navigating the complicated United States immigration system. We strive to provide the best information about immigration to the United States.

Dual Citizenship Package

The U.S. Dual Citizenship Package contains the U.S. The Dual Citizenship Information Guide and Citizenship Application Guide The Dual Citizenship Package includes all necessary information, requirements and official forms for applying for U.S. citizenship. The comprehensive package also includes a Dual Citizenship Information Guide that explains the implications of holding more than one citizenship.

The USCIS Address Change and Green Card Information Pack explains how to change your address within the required 10-day period. This package also contains instructions on how to apply for a reentry permit for Green Card holders who have traveled abroad.

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Part 1: Citizenship Application

Overview of the U.S. Citizenship Application Process
Benefits of United States Citizenship
Responsibilities for a United States Citizen
Understanding the U.S. Naturalization Process
Application Waivers, Exceptions, and Special Cases
The Oath of Allegiance
Sample Citizenship Test, incl. Questions and answers
Information about eligibility
List of Documents Required
Information about Filing Fees
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
List of all USCIS Offices in the Nation
Directory of U.S. Consulates and Embassies
How to get the most recent United States immigration forms

Part 2: Dual Citizenship Information Guide

Overview of the U.S. Citizenship Application Process
Dual Citizenship overview
Advantages and disadvantages of dual U.S. Citizenship/Nationality
How to determine your citizenship status
Double taxation
Dual citizens can serve in the military
Married to a dual citizen
Children of dual citizens
Two passports are required for travel
Employment opportunities for dual citizens
Social programs and entitlement
Proprietary ownership
Recognizance of foreign marriage
Dual citizens may have to deal with inheritance issues
How to surrender your citizenship
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
List of all USCIS Offices in the Nation
Directory of U.S. Consulates and Embassies

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About U.S. Citizenship

U.S. Citizenship is typically acquired through birth when the child is born on the territory of the United States. This is covered by the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Citizenship refers to the legal status granted to a country member. It includes rights, duties, and privileges.

Dual Citizenship

The U.S. government permits dual citizenship. The United States recognizes U.S. dual citizenship, but the U.S. government doesn’t encourage it as a matter of policy because of the potential problems. A foreign citizen cannot lose their citizenship by becoming a U.S. citizen. Naturalization can make a person a U.S. citizen, but they may retain their original citizenship. It is important to carefully consider dual citizenship as some countries don’t recognize it.