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"Apply for naturalization. While green card holders do not have to apply for full US citizenship, there are many that do. Citizenship allows for voting rights, having a US passport, benefits from the federal government, such as social security, and the ability to run for elected office. To begin the process of applying for naturalization, otherwise known as citizenship, you need to fill out form N-400 at http://www.us-immigration.com.

If your application is denied you have the right to appeal the decision. You can request a hearing with an immigration officer to discuss the basis for the denial. If you are still denied after this hearing, you can then submit a form to review your application in US district court.[13] Both the hearing and the court review will cost you additional fees.
Go to a citizenship interview. The interview will be scheduled once your application is processed and it will be conducted by an agent of the US Citizenship and Immigration department. The interview should consist of questions about your application and your general background, your character, and your attachment to the Constitution and your willingness to take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States.[14]
Do not lie during your interview. You are under oath during the interview and if they decide you are lying, your application can be denied on the spot.
Pass the US citizenship test. Once you have passed the interview, you will be scheduled for the citizenship test. Naturalization applicants are required to take a test on English and Civics.[15] This is not an easy test so it requires a lot of studying to be fully prepared.
The English portion of the test consists of parts on reading, writing, and speaking. You will need to be able to write a sentence that is understandable to a USCIS agent, read a sentence in a way that is understandable to a USCIS agent, and answer a question normally when asked by a USCIS agent. All three parts allow you three chances to pass the component.
The Civics portion of the test consists of questions about US history and government. You will be asked 10 questions orally and you must answer 6 of them correctly. There are 100 civics questions that are possible and they are all available to the public at www.uscis.gov (in the Education and Resources section).[16]
There are study guides and classes you can take that will help you prepare for the test.
Take an oath to the United States. You are not officially a citizen of the United States until to make the Oath of Allegiance. Those who pass their citizenship test will be invited to attend a naturalization ceremony, where they will give their oath and then will become official citizens of the United States.
If you cannot attend your naturalization ceremony there are other options for completing the Oath of Allegiance, including taking the oath directly after your interview.
TRÅDSTARTARENS TILLÄGGSKOMMENTAR 2015-02-01 07:39
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