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Plan for your path to naturalization

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Jan 31, 2020 | Citizenship And Naturalization

A person who is living in the United States as a lawful permanent resident might dream of eventually becoming a citizen. This can be accomplished through the naturalization process. Once you meet specific requirements, you can embark on this process.  You’ll file your...

Evidence collected during the naturalization process

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Nov 15, 2019 | Citizenship And Naturalization

As part of the naturalization process, an applicant may have to show that he or she is of good moral character. Immigration officials in California or anywhere else might be required to learn more about any offenses that an applicant has committed either in the United...

Becoming a dual citizen in the United States

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Oct 16, 2019 | Citizenship And Naturalization

Immigrants living in California may look forward to gaining U.S. citizenship, especially after navigating the immigration system and green card status for many years. However, they may wonder whether they can retain citizenship from their country of birth when seeking...

Man renews citizenship pursuit after return to US

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Oct 2, 2019 | Citizenship And Naturalization

Many people in California and across the country were troubled by a deportation case involving a veteran of the Afghanistan war. The man, a US Army veteran, re-entered the country from Mexico on Sept. 23, 2019, nearly a year and a half after his deportation in March...

Trump policy to complicate immigration for some

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Sep 4, 2019 | Citizenship And Naturalization

An immigration policy announced by the Trump administration will make it more difficult for some military members and government workers living overseas to secure citizenship. The announcement was met with anger and confusion on the part of veterans' and immigrant...

“Public charge” changes worry immigrants

On behalf of Brown & Stedman LLP | Aug 20, 2019 | Citizenship And Naturalization

Many immigrants who are living in California are concerned about the potential impacts of the latest announcement from the Trump administration on immigration policy. While the administration has defended previous harsh regulations in the interests of promoting legal...

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