Immigration and Naturalization ...

Legal and controlled immigration should be welcomed, and encouraged the United States. ... .Many immigrants, naturalized citizens. ... .Many of these people, it has been a life goal. ... .Immigration Immigration is the movement of a person or persons from one country to another. ... .In most common references, the word used to describe people who have migrated from one country to identify whether the citizens of their new country residence.Types become immigration honor two counties most types of visas. Immigrants and non- .Immigrant .- is also known in some countries, a temporary visa immigrants. ... .The United States, these two visas to people who want to come to the United States for various reasons. ... .Most non-immigrant visas issued for tourism, education, or seasonal work. ... .Immigrant visas are related primarily to permanent employment; movement, with his family or special circumstances, such as refugees status.Permanent resident permanent residents are immigrants who are not citizens but who are entitled to privileges at almost equal those States citizens.. .United permanent. .ResidentsIn the United States, permanent immigrants are also known as Green Card. ... .Green Card holders may be used within and outside the United States without a visa and stay for many federal benefits. ... .Permanent residents is not yet officially citizenship.NaturalizationNaturalization if a non-native, who took a citizen of the country as he got home. ... .Typically, the naturalization of persons who are already permanent residents. ... .There are some specific exceptions for the U.S. naturalization circumstances.United NaturalizationThe Member States requires a literacy test in English and contains questions on political education for the U.S. government and history ....