The conditions under which U.S. citizenship ...

People who want U.S. citizenship, must meet certain requirements or to be a rigorous application, interview and test rides, a citizen. ... .Some people respond to the demand of citizens because of the circumstances of birth or family connections. ... .Others can become U.S. citizens by naturalization. ... .Relatingto citizenship by U.S. citizens can present a petition to the U.S. citizenship for their children, spouses and in some circumstances, parents, brothers and sisters. ... .The petitions are filed with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). .. NaturalizationThe naturalization is necessary for those who acquire U.S. citizenship by their own means. ... .Naturalization includes tests on U.S. history and government of the United States. ... .Naturalization requires proficiency in spoken and written English.ResidenceApplicants on American citizenship by naturalization must be a lawful permanent resident of the United States for a period of 5 years. ... .This time must be permanent residents live physically in the United States refused for a period of not less than 30 characters months.Moral RequirementsAn applicant's U.S. citizenship, if they are not able to provide proof of his good character. ... .The most common reasons for rejection are activities.InterviewsApplicants illegal and criminal record and are asked questions about their moral character, and their thoughts or feelings toward the United States and the Constitution of the United States. .AllegianceThe Oath. Last step in the process of U.S. citizenship. .the oath of fidelity. ... .The oath before witnesses, and includes the waiver loyalty abroad while swearing loyalty to the United States ....