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Since the United States did not have a feudal foundation, it was able to fully absorb the ideas of democracy and freedom from outstanding European thinkers when it was founded, making it a relatively free country from the beginning. After avoiding the Napoleonic Wars, it was fortunate enough to acquire a large French colony in North America, greatly increasing the size of the country, and after forcibly seizing half of Mexico's territory, the United States has become a great power across North America and facing the sea on both sides. In the 19th century, Europe was in turmoil due to revolutions and wars, while the United States was relatively stable.

In addition, soon after the founding of the United States, a large number of laborers were needed to build, and at the same time, the discovery of gold mines caused a gold rush, so Europeans, black slaves, Chinese laborers, and so on poured in in large numbers.

By the end of the 19th century, the United States had become one of the most powerful countries in the world, and the liberal and relaxed political environment, developed and rapidly growing economy, vast territory, and relatively peaceful domestic atmosphere were all factors that attracted a large number of immigrants to the United States.

The situation was similar in the 20th century, when the United States continued to grow rapidly while the rest of the world continued to be at war, and in the process of development, the United States received countless immigrants from all over the world, and these immigrants also promoted the development of the United States.

1. The Americas are newly opened continents and require a large number of laborers.

2. The number of unemployed workers and bankrupt peasants in Europe increased and they moved to the Americas in pursuit of better economic treatment.3. The opening of new shipping routes cleared the way for people to move to the Americas smoothly.4. Colonial expansion was a factor that promoted population migration, which accelerated the process of population migration.

Introduction to U.S. Naturalization

Naturalization is accepted by the State through formal procedures on the basis of a voluntary application by a foreigner or a stateless person. There are usually certain conditions required for naturalization. Most countries only allow naturalization to foreigners who have already lived in the country and have lived there for a considerable period of time with the intention of residing in it permanently.

Each country decides whether to approve an application for naturalization, and each country** has the right to refuse naturalization to a foreigner or stateless person without giving reasons. In some countries, naturalized persons are not granted exactly the same rights as those acquired by birth. According to the U.S. Constitution, naturalized persons cannot be elected as **, and naturalized persons will lose their U.S. citizenship after a period of continuous residence abroad.

According to the new U.S. immigration law, all foreign immigrants with legal residency can apply for U.S. citizenship, but they must meet certain conditions to obtain permission.

U.S. Immigration Naturalization Policy

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There are the following main conditions for naturalization:

1.After obtaining permanent residency, you must have lived in the U.S. for five consecutive years. This is the minimum residency period for naturalization.

You must not leave the United States for more than half a year for five years. If it is more than half a year, proof of inadvertent abandonment of U.S. domicile must be provided. Therefore, the time to apply for naturalization should be extended accordingly and the length of stay in the United States should be recalculated.

You must live in the U.S. for at least three years and at least half of the statutory period before you can apply for naturalization with USCIS.

2.A foreign national married to a U.S. citizen must be married two years after the marriage* Both parties jointly apply for naturalization with USCIS. The new immigration law stipulates that foreign nationals who are married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident should apply for naturalization as soon as possible so that they can become U.S. citizens as soon as possible and enjoy full rights.

But only if the marriage lasts more than two years.

3.When applying for naturalization, you must have lived in the U.S. for at least six months in the last half of five years of continuous residence in the local state or city.

4.Applicants for naturalization must be at least 18 years old. Parents of foreign nationals under the age of 16 who are eligible for permanent residence in the U.S. have been granted U.S. citizenship.

At this point, they can automatically obtain U.S. citizenship with their parents. However, children between the ages of 16 and 18 must apply for citizenship independently. If one of the parents of a child under the age of 18 is a U.S. citizen and the other is a foreign national, the parent with U.S. citizenship can apply for naturalization before the child turns 18.

Age requirement: 18 years old and above;

Cumulative residence requirements: at least 30 months of actual residence in 5 years, and 3 months before filing must live in the United States until the end of the application;

Departure requirements: each departure should not exceed 6 months;

Other requirements: basic English skills and good conduct in reading, speaking and writing, basic knowledge of American history and **, and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution.

You must obtain permanent residency, live in the United States for 5 consecutive years, be married to your partner for more than two years, and undergo fingerprinting, and collect additional information and supplement your personal household registration.

You need to get a green card in the U.S. and have reached the age of 5 years, and at the same time you need to live in the U.S. for a certain period of time.