Aplicando para a Cidadania dos EUA após ser um Residente Permanente Legal (LPR) por Pelo Menos 5 Anos
Denice Flores • October 17, 2024
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Para ser elegível à naturalização nos EUA com base no status de residente permanente legal (LPR) por pelo menos cinco anos, você deve:
- Provar que foi um residente permanente legal nos EUA por pelo menos cinco anos;
- Demonstrar residência contínua nos EUA por pelo menos cinco anos imediatamente antes de aplicar para a naturalização;
- Mostrar que esteve fisicamente presente nos EUA por pelo menos 30 meses dentro dos cinco anos imediatamente anteriores à solicitação de naturalização; e
- Passar no teste de naturalização.
O teste de naturalização consiste no teste de inglês e no teste de cidadania.
O requerente deve demonstrar sua capacidade de ler, escrever e falar inglês básico. O oficial do USCIS que conduz a entrevista pedirá ao requerente que leia uma frase em inglês e que escreva uma frase em inglês. Se o requerente demonstrar sua habilidade de ler, escrever e falar inglês, ele passará nesta parte do teste.
O teste de cidadania é oral, e o requerente será questionado sobre o governo e a história dos Estados Unidos. O oficial do USCIS fará até 10 perguntas da lista de 100 questões do teste de cidadania. Para passar nesta parte do teste, o requerente deve responder corretamente a pelo menos 6 perguntas.
Se o requerente satisfizer todos os requisitos de elegibilidade e passar no teste de naturalização, o último passo antes da naturalização é participar da cerimônia de juramento para se tornar um cidadão naturalizado dos EUA.
Se você tiver alguma dúvida e gostaria de mais informações sobre sua elegibilidade para naturalização, entre em contato com nosso escritório para agendar uma consulta com nossos advogados de imigração experientes.
Este blog não se destina a fornecer aconselhamento jurídico e nada aqui deve ser interpretado como estabelecimento de um relacionamento advogado-cliente. Por favor, agende uma consulta com um advogado de imigração antes de agir com base em qualquer informação lida aqui.
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