What are potential risks of the Naturalization Process?
When you apply for naturalization, you give the INS the opportunity to review your immigration history. If you have committed an act that may make you removable, consult an immigration law expert before filing your application. Be especially careful if you have been convicted of a crime, or if the INS may think that you obtained your permanent resident status improperly. Some people who are discovered to have committed visa fraud or criminal activity may end up in a lengthy removal process and may eventually be removed from the United States. Q: What is a Dual Citizenship? A U.S. citizen may also be a citizen of another country in certain instances. Dual citizenship situations arise because there is no single international norm on the acquisition of citizenship. When you become a U.S. citizen, the U.S. government asks you renounce all other citizenship. Some countries do not recognize this renunciation, and will consider you, a naturalized U.S. citizen, to be a citizen of both countrie
