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Topic	I finally got my naturalization interview appointment!
Cleo_II 12/13/22 1:03:32 PM #9:	Zikten posted... You don't get made a citizen when you marry an American? I mean not automatically. You apply for your green card which is a giant stack of paperwork and documents and pictures you have to gather. Then after 3 years of marriage you can apply for citizenship but its another giant stack of paperwork and such. Plus interviews, biometrics and tests. We got lazy with applying for it because its so much work and we didnt want to spend thousands on an immigration lawyer. SiO4 posted... Wait I thought you were American born of Middle Eastern descent. Or Meditarian of North Africa? ~Forgive me if I am wrong. Well, that is awesome! I to this day haven't been to Canada, but I am close enough that it comes to me! Im Egyptian born in Canada but living in the US for over 10 years now. First on a TN visa for work and then green card. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:970134467] in I finally ... [t:80275016]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite><quote>You don't get made a citizen when you marry an American?</quote>I mean not automatically. You apply for your green card which is a giant stack of paperwork and documents and pictures you have to gather. Then after 3 years of marriage you can apply for citizenship but its another giant stack of paperwork and such. Plus interviews, biometrics and tests. We got lazy with applying for it because its so much work and we didnt want to spend thousands on an immigration lawyer.SiO4 posted... </cite><quote>Wait I thought you were American born of Middle Eastern descent. Or Meditarian of North Africa?~Forgive me if I am wrong. Well, that is awesome! I to this day haven't been to Canada, but I am close enough that it comes to me!</quote>Im Egyptian born in Canada but living in the US for over 10 years now. First on a TN visa for work and then green card. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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