Naturalization

Denaturalization 2026

Denaturalization 2026: Who Is at Risk & How to Protect Your Citizenship

Summary Learn what denaturalization means and why US citizenship revocation cases are receiving more attention in 2026.   Understand the most common reasons the government may challenge naturalized citizenship.   Discover what usually does not trigger citizenship loss for lawful immigrants.   Explore practical ways to protect your US citizenship through accurate records and legal guidance.   Get actionable tips on responding to investigations, correcting immigration errors, […]

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Citizenship to Children of Same-Sex Couples.

FY2022 H-1B Cap Registrations released The U.S. State Department, on May 18th, 2021,  eliminated a longstanding policy refusing to acknowledge the U.S. citizenship of the children of many married same-sex couples. Over the last several years, LGBTQ immigrant rights in the United States have changed significantly. A progressive cultural environment and several court cases have helped

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Citizenship Costs: Less Than You Think

Citizenship Costs: Less Than You Think Permanent residents normally don’t apply for U.S. citizenship because of cost. It presently costs $725 to file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. That’s a lot of money, but it’s less expensive than remaining a permanent resident. And the cost of citizenship will only get more expensive in the future

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