Citizenship Training Course Access Packet




Citizenship Training Course Access Packet






What you'll learn
The course provides a thorough understanding of U.S. immigration laws, including the rights and obligations of immigrants, help you navigate the legal landscape
By understanding the legal requirements, you can ensure compliance with U.S. immigration laws, avoiding common pitfalls that could jeopardize immigration status
You gain insight into the typical timelines and procedural steps involved in the immigration process, helping you plan and manage expectations effectively.
The knowledge gained from the course empowers you to advocate for your rights and navigate any challenges that may arise during the immigration process.
You learn about the responsibilities of U.S. citizenship, such as voting, obeying laws, and participating in civic life, preparing you to be a responsible.
By understanding the nuances of U.S. immigration law, you can avoid common legal pitfalls, such as inadvertently violating visa conditions or missing deadlines
The course may also cover the requirements and responsibilities involved in sponsoring relatives for immigration, ensuring you're prepared to fulfill obligation
For those seeking permanent residency or citizenship, the course provides a clear understanding of the steps involved, helping you plan for a secure stay in US
By adhering to U.S. immigration laws and understanding your legal status, you reduce the risk of deportation or other legal issues that could affect residency
Requirements
You'll learn everything you need to know
Description
A U.S. Citizenship Training Course is designed to prepare immigrants for the naturalization process by providing essential knowledge and skills. The course typically covers important topics such as U.S. history, government structure, and civic responsibilities, all of which are crucial for passing the citizenship test. Participants learn about the rights and duties of American citizens, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the importance of voting. Additionally, the course often includes English language instruction, focusing on reading, writing, and speaking skills required for the naturalization interview and test.U.S. citizenship is a significant and transformative status that grants individuals the full rights and responsibilities of being a member of the United States. It is a legal status that can be acquired by birth within the country, through U.S. citizen parents, or by naturalization for immigrants who meet specific requirements. As a U.S. citizen, individuals gain the right to vote in federal and state elections, hold public office, obtain a U.S. passport, and receive protection from deportation. Citizenship also entails responsibilities such as obeying laws, paying taxes, serving on juries when summoned, and defending the country if required.The process of becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization involves several steps, including maintaining lawful permanent resident status for a set number of years, demonstrating good moral character, passing an English language and civics test, and taking the Oath of Allegiance. This process reflects a commitment to the values and principles of the United States, including democracy, liberty, and justice.Beyond the legal aspects, U.S. citizenship carries deep emotional and symbolic meaning. For many, it represents the culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice, and the pursuit of the American Dream. It opens doors to opportunities and a sense of belonging in a diverse and dynamic society. U.S. citizens are part of a community that values freedom and equality, and they play a vital role in shaping the nation's future.
Overview
Section 1: Citizenship
Lecture 1 Naturalization Introduction
Lecture 2 How to become a U.S. Citizen and what you should be careful about
Lecture 3 What if I did not register for the Selective Service?
Lecture 4 Certificate of Citizenship vs. Passport
Lecture 5 What is the Child Citizenship Act of 2000?
Lecture 6 I can commit an aggravated felony and still become a citizen
Lecture 7 Naturalize and become a US Citizen
Lecture 8 What is a Consular Report of Birth Abroad
Lecture 9 I did not pay child support - now I can't become a citizen?
Lecture 10 Getting a Certificate of Citizenship
Lecture 11 Naturalization could get you Deported
Lecture 12 Can I still Naturalize even with a Crime?
Lecture 13 I admitted to a crime & expunged it. Prob for citizenship?
Lecture 14 My parent Naturalized. I can be a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 15 I got a Waiver of my crime - Now can I become a USC?
Lecture 16 What is the 'catch-all' provision for good moral character?
Lecture 17 How many years can they look back to deny my natz?
Lecture 18 You mean I can lie and still be a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 19 I was born outside the U.S. I can be a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 20 How to be a US Citizen even if born outside
Lecture 21 I'm drunk. Can I become a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 22 Trump CANNOT Override the 14th Amendment
Lecture 23 Trump CANNOT Order Loss of Citizenship
Lecture 24 How to file for Expedited Naturalization
Lecture 25 Exceptions to Physical Presence Requirement to Naturalize
Lecture 26 I can't find my birth certificate! Am I a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 27 I don't have physical presence for Naturalization. Now what?
Lecture 28 Birthright Citizenship cannot be overturned by Presidential Executive Order.
Lecture 29 How can I prove I'm a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 30 How to appeal an Expedited Naturalization?
Lecture 31 I'm adopted. Can I acquire citizenship?
Lecture 32 Being a battered spouse and Naturalizing
Lecture 33 Expedited Naturalization for Children Summary
Lecture 34 Naturalization and being a Lawful Permanent Resident
Lecture 35 My parents are not married? Can I still get citizenship?
Lecture 36 Naturalization and Continual Requirement - Marriage to USC
Lecture 37 What law do I use to determine if I am a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 38 My USC spouse is abroad - Do I qualify for citizenship?
Lecture 39 Armed Forces exemptions to Expedited Naturalization
Lecture 40 I claimed to be a USC and I voted unlawfully. Can I be a USC?
Lecture 41 What is the Law to Apply for Transmission of Citizenship?
Lecture 42 My mother was born in the U.S. Can I still be a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 43 Expedited Naturalization for Children
Lecture 44 Expedited Child Naturalization Examples
Lecture 45 Can I apply for NATZ if I am working abroad?
Lecture 46 You mean I must be inside the U.S. to Naturalize?
Lecture 47 What is U.S. Citizenship?
Lecture 48 I was born in the U.S. 50 years ago - I'm a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 49 Medical exams for Citizenship
Lecture 50 Faded US Passport
Lecture 51 No Immigration Progress. What to do?
Lecture 52 Naturalize when married to a USC
Lecture 53 Marriage Fraud
Lecture 54 Filing or Reporting Marriage Fraud
Lecture 55 Remand from the BIA can provide you Greencard
Lecture 56 Derivative Citizenship
Lecture 57 US Passport as proof of Citizenship
Lecture 58 Cannot get Consular Birth because of Covid
Lecture 59 Expired Green card?
Lecture 60 Petition Child in Mexico
Lecture 61 A 30yr old who was abandoned by a USC Father
Lecture 62 Citizenship for children born out of US is not automatic
Lecture 63 Trump's Birther Theory
Lecture 64 You're STILL an LPR if your Green Card Expires.
Lecture 65 You cannot Naturalize with Conditional Green Card.
Lecture 66 Are you in the Military? Try for Naturalization.
Lecture 67 It's for YOUR Protection
Lecture 68 Cancellation of Removal for LPR's
Lecture 69 I'm so old and don't know English. Can't I become a Citizen?
Lecture 70 You mean I have to know English to become a U.S Citizen?
Lecture 71 I can't become a USC if I don't bear arms?
Lecture 72 I have to support the U.S. if I become a U.S. Citizen?
Lecture 73 I'm in the Military. Do I have exceptions for Naturalization
Lecture 74 I can't become a USC if I'm in deportation?
Lecture 75 Entering illegally and Derivative Citizenship
Lecture 76 The N600 and US Passport
Lecture 77 Immigration Law / Citizenship in different countries
Lecture 78 Criminal Naturalization
Lecture 79 You could be deported if your not a US Citizen. But - are you a U.S. Citizen
Lecture 80 Are you a U.S. Citizen and do not know it?
Lecture 81 Denied Naturalization? Need to go to Federal Court
Lecture 82 Why the Green Card does leave you completely safe
Lecture 83 Claim to US Citizenship
Lecture 84 Naturalization with a DUI
Lecture 85 Expired Greencard
Lecture 86 Derivative Citizenship and Dual Citizenship
Lecture 87 Derivative Citizenship may or may not apply depending on the date
Lecture 88 Physical Presence for Naturalization
Lecture 89 Derivative Citizenship or Naturalization
Lecture 90 Naturalizing with a Crime
Lecture 91 Deportation and Citizenship
Lecture 92 Proving Citizenship
Lecture 93 Naturalization and Removal
Lecture 94 Dual Ctizenship
Lecture 95 Lost your greencard
Lecture 96 Derivative Citizenship Updates
Lecture 97 Conditional Green Card
Lecture 98 The I-751 petition to remove the conditional residency
Lecture 99 Expiration of green card
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