United States Certificate of Naturalization
September 4th, 2010
Becoming a citizen of the United States of America is one of the greatest achievements a person can accomplish. The process by which this occurs is known as naturalization, and it can be a long and tiresome one. At the other end, however, is a world of opportunity which makes it all worth it.
Once a person becomes a US citizen via the naturalization process, they will be presented with a Certificate of Naturalization. This has been happening since October 1991 and the certificates are issued by the US Citizenship and Immigration service. Prior to 1991, they were issued by a Federal or State Court.
If you find that your certificate of naturalization is damaged, lost, or altered in any way, it is imperative that you request a replacement copy of the certificate as soon as you possibly can. This is because if a naturalized citizen is found to have a certificate which does not have the correct information, or if they cannot produce it when asked, they are at risk of getting into serious trouble with the US authorities.
As you may already know, they process of requesting a new copy of your naturalization certificate can be quite a long and drawn out one. Plus it involves a great deal of paperwork, including filling out what can seem like endless forms. And that’s if you can even find the correct forms in the first place! To counter this problem, we have produced our Certificate of Naturalization Application Guide. It will take you all the way through the process, from start to finish. Plus it has been put together by only the best and most qualified immigration specialists.
The Certificate of Naturalization Application Guide contains:
· A detailed outline of the process
· Why/where/how to request your certificate
· All relevant forms provided – free of charge
· Application fees and submission information
· And much, much more
So what are you waiting for? You can order your copy of the guide and get access our instant PDF download for just $49.95. Or, if you’d prefer a hard copy delivered to your door, we can provide that service for the low price of $69.95.
Plus if you want to avoid all of the hassle and extra effort required to collate all the correct information and fill out the forms, why not let one of our fully qualified immigration attorneys do it for you for one low payment of $500.00?
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