naturalization

Examines the steps that need to be followed for immigrants to apply for and receive citizenship in the United States.

This book guides you through the steps to become a naturalized citizen of the United States, describing the requirement for a green card, the application process, waiting for the interview, fingerprinting, tests for naturalization, and an oath ceremony.

Looks at how one becomes a United States citizen and examines the rights and responsibilities, such as voting and running for public office, that come with the honor.

A guide to United States citizenship which focuses on application forms, the rights of legal aliens, changes in immigration laws, a review of English and civic tests, the "green card," and history and government.

Explains how a person becomes a U.S. citizen and discusses citizens' rights and responsibilities, covering such topics as voting, running for public office, protesting, and writing one's congressman or -woman.

When Wei Fong loses his first tooth while going to his family's naturalization ceremony many soon-to-be Americans join in the search.

Two-hundred nineteen people from thirty-two different countries make their way to downtown New York in a snow storm to be sworn in as citizens of the United States.