According to Republic Act No. 9225 (RA 9225), also referred to as the Citizenship Retention and Re-Acquisition Act of 2003, a natural-born Filipino (a child born in the Philippines or a child born to a Filipino parent) who lost his/her Filipino citizenship due to naturalization as a citizen of another country can now apply for ...
If you are moving from the United States to Luxembourg, then there is a pretty decent possibility that you are interested in obtaining citizenship in Luxembourg, especially if you are planning on making Luxembourg your home. As is the case with any other country, there are requirements which must be met before you can qualify ...
There are two basic options when it comes to immigration to the United States from other countries: permanent residence or citizenship. While both allow an immigrant to live legally within U.S. borders, there are certain advantages to citizenship over mere residence. Citizens of the U.S. have rights and privileges that permanent residents do not have, ...
When frustrated with the political landscape or economic situation here, some Americans jokingly state their desire to renounce US citizenship. How many times have you heard someone, in jest, exclaim “That’s it – I’m moving to Canada!” But that got me thinking – what if you seriously wanted to renounce US citizenship? What is the ...
Becoming a U.S. citizen is a long and stressful ordeal, but once it’s over, you’ll be able to enjoy the benefits that U.S. citizenship has to offer. First, however, you’ll need to assemble your citizenship application packet for submission to USCIS (U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services). The most important things to include in this packet ...