Naturalization in a sentence

The office primarily handles naturalization and adjustment of status (green card) interviews, adjudications and administrative naturalization ceremonies for individuals throughout Wisconsin.

The Naturalization Act of 1790 established the first rules surrounding naturalization.

The Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA) and its implementing regulations outline requirements for naturalization.

Mexican nationality by naturalization is granted to: * foreign citizens granted Mexican nationality by the Secretariat of Government (Ministry of the Interior); * foreign citizens married to a Mexican national, whether by birth or naturalization.

Servicemembers are sworn in as citizens aboard the USS Midway in 2009 The Naturalization Act of 1795 set the initial rules on naturalization: "free, White persons" who had been resident for five years or more.

According to the deputy governor, the witness tendered two documents, which are a blank form of application for US naturalization and a blank oath of US allegiance document (known as forms 8CFR/337) and N400 respectively.

Also last month, Minister of Homeland Security, Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma revoked citizenship of 396 Burundian and Rwandan nationals who were dubiously assisted to acquire Malawian naturalization papers.

Hungary’s government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, began offering a simplified naturalization procedure to those claiming Hungarian ancestry in 2011, even if they did not live or intend to live in Hungary.

Also under Biden’s initiative, the Department of Homeland Security registers new voters during naturalization ceremonies.

At just 0.4 per 100 non-national residents each, Estonia and Latvia stood out with the lowest naturalization rates in the union.

Celebrations include a flyover by military jets, a concert, and a naturalization ceremony for 100 new U.S. citizens.

He was a police officer, a United States Border Patrol agent and a special agent with the former Immigration and Naturalization Service.

It is to this request of wealthy foreigners that countries around the world response and offer an easy way to naturalization.

Sometimes additional information about their naturalization process to become a US citizen was provided, including where their husbands were born because in 1920, a woman’s citizenship status was tied to her husband’s nationality.

The naturalization program includes the volunteer tree-planting program.

While their passports are strong, you have to undergo the traditional naturalization and conversion process to become a citizen.

A 2019 naturalization ceremony in Lowell, Mass. The pandemic has put such ceremonies on hold in an election year when many new citizens vote for the first time.

A good example: the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965, a sweeping reform abolishing country-based quotas and prioritizing skills and family connections.

A large crowd is expected tomorrow night at the dedication of a bronze memorial tablet by the Duluth French Naturalization Club in memory of members who served in the World War.

Joseph Edlow, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' deputy director, told lawmakers at the end of July that the agency was able to catch up on its backlog of 100,000 pending naturalization ceremonies delayed by the pandemic.