Exclusive Citizenship Act: Is Dual Citizenship Ending?
Dual citizenship is legal. The Exclusive Citizenship Act is a stalled proposal with a 3% chance of passing. See why your status is fully protected
2026 U.S Passport Renewal Fee: Base Cost & Extras
The base US passport renewal fee is $130 for a book and $30 for a card. Discover how optional services and shipping impact your final total.
Does the U.S. allow dual citizenship when you naturalize?
Yes, the U.S. allows dual citizenship. You don't have to renounce your original nationality unless your home country's laws require it.
U.S Citizenship Test in Spanish 2026: Rules and Exemptions
Applicants may take the U.S. citizenship test in Spanish if they qualify under the 50/20, 55/15, or 65/20 rule, or receive an approved medical disability waiver
U.S. Citizenship by Marriage: The 3-Year Rule Guide (2026)
If you’re married to a U.S. citizen, you can naturalize in 3 years instead of 5. Discover the steps to obtain citizenship by marriage right here.
What is the N-400 processing time at your USCIS field office?
While the national average is 8 months, your USCIS field office determines your real timeline. See which cities are moving the fastest in 2026.
How long is the U.S. Naturalization Process?
The U.S. naturalization process takes an average of 8 months in 2026. Discover the step-by-step timeline.
Permanent Residency vs Citizenship: What Are the Differences?
While a Green Card is a permit, citizenship is for life, granting you a U.S. passport and the right to vote.