Citizenship Application

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U.S.

Applicants must have permanent resident status for at least five years (or three years if married to a U.S. citizen), demonstrate continuous residence and physical presence, show good moral character, pass an English and civics test, and take the Oath of Allegiance. The process includes submitting Form N-400, attending a biometrics appointment, passing the naturalization interview and tests, and attending the Oath of Allegiance ceremony.

Common Scenarios

Immigration and Global Mobility

Application for work visas, permanent residency, or citizenship in a foreign country.

Foreign Direct Investment

Investment in, setting up, managing, and closing business entities in foreign markets, including subsidiaries, partnerships, or joint ventures.

Employment and Workforce Management

Recruitment, management, and termination of employees and contractors in foreign markets, including remote/virtual workers.

Cross-border Services

Provision of professional or business services to foreign clients without establishing a physical presence.

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Canada

  • Allowing Dual Citizenship?: Yes, Canada allows dual citizenship.
  • Can You Apply by Yourself?: Yes, applicants can apply on their own or with the help of a legal representative.
  • Can You Apply Directly Without PR?: No, you must first obtain permanent residency before applying for citizenship.
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Hong Kong

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U.S

  • Allowing Dual Citizenship?: Yes, the U.S. allows dual citizenship.
  • Can You Apply by Yourself?: Yes, applicants can apply on their own or with the help of a legal representative.
  • Can You Apply Directly Without PR?: No, you must first obtain permanent residency before applying for citizenship.
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Indonesia

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Malaysia

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Thailand

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