American - U.S. Citizenship Attorney

Orlando American Citizenship Lawyer, Camille Sebreth provides professional American - U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Law Attorney legal services in Orlando, Orange County, Kissimmee, Osceola County, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, and Central Florida.

Call 407.556.7589 about your legal needs in Orlando and Central Florida American - U.S. Citizenship legal needs.

Over one million people attempt to legally migrate to the United States of America to eventually becoming an American Citizen. The desire for the American dream has reached every continent and almost every county in the world.

For those who follow the proper procedures, and properly maintain and fill out all necessary paperwork, the chances of achieving their goal of becoming an American Citizen are much higher. To ensure you dive every detail it's due attention, seeking the legal advice and representation of an experienced immigration and American Citizenship attorney or lawyer is highly recommended.

Being granted permission to enter the United States or being given a green card does not guarantee an individual will be granted American Citizenship. Each year, approximately 2/3rd's of immigrants who seek American Citizenship is granted Citizenship.

Being eligible to undergo the Naturalization process the requires meeting specific requirements including, but not limited to:

• A period of continuous residence and physical presence in the United States;
  
  
• Residence in a specific USCIS District prior to filing;
  
  
• An ability to read, write, and speak English;
  
  
• A knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government;
  
  
• Good moral character;
  
  
• Attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution;
  
  
• The favorable disposition toward the United States.
  
  

An individual can successfully achieve American Citizenship by one of two ways; through birth or through the process of naturalization.

When a child is born in the United States of America, they are automatically given the privilege of U.S. Citizenship. This is also achieved if both parents of the child were born in the United States and have remained an American Citizen. In most cases, barring any complications, Immigrant residents who serve in the U.S. Military are typically granted priority for U.S. Citizenship. Immigrants from Treaty Countries who serve a pre-determined number of years in the U.S. Military are typically granted U.S. Citizenship upon the completion of the full pre-determined term of their U.S. Military service with an honorable discharge.

Countries which commonly have immigrants which seek and achieve American Citizenship by means of U.S. Military service include, but are not limited to Philippines, Mexico, Canada, Korea, Japan, as well as other Treaty Countries.

Call 407.556.7589 to Schedule a Confidential Legal Consultation with Orlando and Central Florida American - U.S. Citizenship Lawyer, Camille Sebreth.

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