what is the best way to get the US citizenship?
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marriage with U S citizen
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You'll have to go through the regular immigration procedure.  First you apply for permanent resident status, and after you've lived in Canada for three years you'll be eligible for citizenship.  You'll have to pass a citizenship exam, much like in the U.S.  Good luck!
92302
Write to the US Embassy in your country and ask them the best way to approach this.
1126501
Nope mah there is no way you can get it faster. Marrying a citizen will not expediate your process because you are already a resident, so that won't make much of a difference, The only way I see that you can get your citizenship quicker is in fact to join the military but you say you have already tryed to no avail. Just wait it out time will pass before you know it. Muahzzz!!! .
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im not quite sure. you could ofcourse just apply for citizenship then you could just come over to the us.
383752
If, when you were born your father was a citizen, you may be eligible for citizenship. Ask an immigration lawyer or consular office.
518345
Back in the old days, they came here by boats, resisting the opression from England and they built the country from ground up.  Being the land of opporunity, a lot of immigrants came to work and live here.  There are several of way that you can become a legal immigrants.\n\n1. If you are born in United States, regardless of your parents citizenship, you become the citizen of United States.\n\n2. If your close relative is a US citizen (Parents, Siblings), you can apply with IRS to become an immigrant.\n\n3. US lets you file for immigration in the case that you cannot go back to your country anymore because of political issues (Political Asylum).\n\n4. Every year, US issue a Visa Lottery to different countries where interested citizens of those countries can file paperwork and picked randomly to become immigrants.\n\nThose are the only ways that I know.
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There is a law stating what constitutes American citizenship.  If you are born of an American Parent(s) or born on US territory (including territories that are not states) you are automatically as US citizen.  If you immigrate, register, take the required courses in English and US History, pass the tests, pass medical exam, after 10 years you can be made a Naturalized citizen.  Naturalized citizens can not become President (unless there is a change in the Constitution).\n\nIt is difficult for many Americans to break up a family (ie send one or both parents home and allow the US child to stay, or deny the US Child by having the child go home with its parents.  I think it's time to change that law to only children born of US citizenS, not just one US citizen.  Children of one US citizen get a front place in line to immigrate legally.
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one more website\nhttp://www.immihelp.com/citizenship/us-citizenship-sample-civics-questions.html\n\nGood luck.
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Basically have to apply for citizenship first, as well as taking a test.\n\nLet me see if I can find you a link..\n\n\nHere you go this link will answer all your friends questions.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/becoming.htm\n\nGood luck=)
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Have them apply for citizenship.
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If it very difficult if you do it the right way.. The best, easiest way is to learn Spanish, become a Catholic if you are not already one, go t Mexico and then come up to the U.S.... Sneak in!.. Get to a Catholic church and the church will hide you in ones of their halfway houses that is off limits to the police and the INS and then they can get you a false ID card.. the other way is once you are in the U.S. via Mexico, etc, go to any of the hundreds of welfare offices, work-related offices, etc and bribe the Mexican gal or guy who is working there. That is how thousands of driver's licenses, green cards, social welfare, etc papers are gotten..
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I am sorry to say that not everyone who come to visit can get a US citizenship. There are requirement clearly stated in the website: www.uscis.gov \nThe key is to be here as a permanent resident for 5 years or three years if you married to a US citizen and then you can apply for a citizenship. To be a permanent resident doesn't come easy but if you exel in sports or science, you are sponsored by a company, or if you get married to a permanent resident or a US citizen you may have a chance to become a permamnent resident ( a process that can take up to two years).\n\nGood luck, it is certainly a great country.
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Become a certified interpreter. If a US citizen, work for the government.
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Although the fastest process is via a marriage i.e. if you get married to an american citizen. But be careful or fake marriages as you sure will be deported (if they find out) and the other person will do jail time. \n\nThe second better option is via your employer. But when is happens the employer usually tries to squeez the best out of you as they know that you are not going to be going anywhere during the processing period.
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If you are in the USA, contact their consulate for information of emigrating to their country and process of getting citizenship.
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I think some of us are already here, but, you look in the wrong places. If there is someone you know there probably ways. One may be to marry the person. IF, he can get a job, that may help with obtaining a VISA or Green-card, which is a good first step toward Citizenship. You can sponsor him also, that helps a lot. Just so the Government knows he have a place to stay and friends. Good Luck.