What do i have to do  to be US citizens?
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I have a few friends who are naturalized US citizens.  It's a long process that takes several years.  The website below is the homepage of the US government's Citizenship and Immigration Service.  The pdf link is an official handbook with common questions about immigration.  \n\nIf you're not in the US already, you could also visit the American embassy in your country and tell them that you're interested in becoming an American citizen.  The third link below is a list of US embassies and consulates around the world.
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first get a vistors visa and go there if u dont like it then u can always come back, if u do then get a regular visa, and then get a citizen
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There is a process (and eligibility requirements) for becoming a US citizen. Check out the Immigration and Naturalization web site.\n\nCounty web sites advertise jobs available in their departments, including police. Some counties may not keep their web sites up to date in careers. In some counties, Police departments may have their web sites where you can find this info.
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Yes, enroll in a student exchange program. Or if you want to be a US citizen, find a way to get a sponsor from the US to sponsor you.
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you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.
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Well this is no small thing dude.Immigration is not such a simple process that you will be given Citizenship in a jiffy.First you have to go to the US on a visitors visa.Find employment there and get a work permit.Then after many years if your record is clean you will be given a Greencard.Some years after the same you will be given citizenship and therefore the right to vote.Hence this is a long process which will take years.
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To obtain US Citizenship, check out:\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm\n\nTools:\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/flashcards/index.htm
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well i'd say you need to come here first, then ask around. of course, you'll probably have to have lived here for some years before you can get the nationality. so: move! and if you already live here: ask somewhere better! go to the gaesteamt or finanzamt, or the town hall.
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The general requirements for administrative naturalization include:\n\n    *\n      a period of continuous residence and physical presence in the United States (generally 5 yrs);\n    *\n      residence in a particular USCIS District prior to filing;\n    *\n      an ability to read, write, and speak English;\n    *\n      a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government;\n    *\n      good moral character;\n    *\n      attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution; and,\n    *\n      favorable disposition toward the United States.\nsee the following links
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Sorry, those answers are pretty much wrong. In order to become a U.S. citizen you must,\na)have someone petition for you. You do not necessarily need to marry a USC. You could also marry someone who is an LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident). A family member who is already a LPR or a usc could petition for you, as well.\nb)file with USCIS. They will get you a "Green Card" (also known as a Lawful Permanent Resident card). This card will allow you to reside and seek employemnt in the US. No other rights are given.\nc)you could apply within your country at the US embassy for a lottery for Immigrant Visas (I believe that 10000 of these are awarded every year)! Yes! You too could already be a millionaire!\nd)You could also posses a skill that is needed within the US. That could get you certain work VISAS. This could be your ticket into the US legally. Once here, depending on your particular status, you may apply for LPR status.\ne)be born a USC. Children of a USC are by definition USC's themselves (juis sanguinis). As the US law reads right now, a child born in the territory of the US, including certain insular possesions, automatically is a usc reguardless of the status of the parents (juis soli).\n\nCertain countries have waiting periods to transition from an LPR to a USC. Some are as little as a few months, others up to 21 years!! Check with your consulate.\n\nAll these alternatives take a while. One thing that will automatically disqualify someone for citizenship is entering the US illegally! Being ineligible for citizenship means that you are ineligible to become an LPR! There goes everything!\n\nWait. It's worth it!
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People become American citizens automatically either by being born in America or to an American citizen (either mother or father). People not born citizens can also naturalize through a fairly lengthy process.\n\nThe president is required to be a natural citizen (aka born in America or to American citizens), but for all other offices, the person must merely be a citizen, no matter how they became that way.
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if they want to serve in our army to be citizens, come on and join\n\nMaybe for 3 years in the service, you can be a citizen, i like that, you will pay your debts to your new country and get familiar with american cultures
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* You can vote. You can actually participate in making a difference in your community locally and nationally. (This also means that politicians will pay attention to you and to your concerns.)\n* You can run for political office except for President\n* You can get a US passport with all the benefits it has to offer\n* You get the protection ofthe US constitution for citizens that aliens do not have\n* you no longer have to worry about your initial country rules\n* The USA has only a volunteer army. If you are obligated somewhere else this will stop
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Apply for citizenship.
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Thank you for asking.  If you find your closest American Embassy they should be able to supply you with all the information you need.  Additionally, do a Google search for "American Citizenship Requirements".
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You are not a U.S. citizen because one of your grandparents was a citizen.  It is necessary for one of your parents to be a citizen or for you to have been born here.\n\nTo become a naturalized citizen, you must immigrate by getting a visa.
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i think you just have to be a us citizen.\ngo get'em