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Officially Becoming an American

Citizenship in the United States is something that many are automatically granted by birth, a privilege that many foreign nationals seek and an honor that many Americans have died for in war. Once you are granted legal United States citizenship - whether through the naturalization process or by birth - you will be allowed to legally reside within the United States, travel to and from the country, and retain the rights that are granted to all citizens under the Constitution. There are a couple of ways that you can obtain citizenship in the United States, including:

  • Birth

Birthright citizenship is granted to a person who is born either in the United States or to a parent (or parents) who is an American citizens while they were living outside of the U.S. Children born in U.S. territories including Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or the Northern Mariana Islands can also receive U.S. citizenship by birthright.

  • Derivative

A child can gain citizenship through their parents if their parents become naturalized or they are already United States citizens. Children can also become citizens through adoption by American parents or other special circumstances. An attorney can assist you through the adoption process or by helping to ensure that your children retain legal immigration or naturalization status.

Assistance Obtaining Citizenship

Are you looking to acquire citizenship through naturalization? Many people need assistance in obtaining proper documentation and visas to ensure that they are entering and remaining in the country legally. At Brown Immigration Law, we understand that gaining citizenship and obtaining legal immigration status is important. When you work with our firm, you will be working with skilled Ohio immigration lawyers who have your best interest in mind.

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Contact Brown Immigration Law today to gain outstanding legal representation and get your questions answered regarding citizenship and immigration status.

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