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3 years ago

Who can be a U.S. citizen? What are the requirements to be a citizen at birth? What are the steps for a

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Anna11 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

For Birth

1.Be born on U.S soil, any territory, U.S. ship(mIlitary), and a U.s. Embassy/military base

For foreigner:

Serve in the military for a set number of years, Apply for an H1B(work visa), or the other types of visa, then get an EID/Greencard keep the greencard for 5 years and take an oath and bam US citizenship

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