Long journeys to United States citizenship reached their conclusions for some 200 Texans during a naturalization ceremony ...

For many Americans, primary proof of citizenship is their birth certificate. If an applicant's birth certificate doesn't match their legal name — or if an applicant doesn't have proof of ...

She said that children who grew up in orphanage were getting it mentioned in their citizenship certificates that their parents were not traced that was humiliating for them. I know some children ...

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Through the principle of jure sanguinis (right of blood), those with direct Italian ancestors (parents or grandparents) can apply for citizenship ... including the birth certificate of your ...

Anyone born in the U.S. is a citizen, guaranteed by the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof ...

The pair argued in a guest opinion essay that President Donald Trump may hold a powerful legal case on the issue of birthright citizenship. "When they finally consider this question, the justices ...

The three weeks since President Trump’s inauguration has brought a regular slurry of executive orders — includi ...

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Based on your answers, you still need to get language proof to submit with your application. If you think you can speak and understand English or French well enough to apply for citizenship, you can ...