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The IRS and U.S. Citizenship: How Tax Compliance Affects Naturalized Citizens
Under the DOJ's 2025 enforcement priorities, tax fraud can now support civil denaturalization proceedings. Here's what that means for naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Denaturalization in the U.S.: When Citizenship Can Be Revoked
A June 2025 DOJ memo significantly expanded civil denaturalization priorities. Here's what's at stake for the 25 million naturalized American citizens.
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E-2 Visa: European Citizenship as a Path for Nationals of Non-Treaty Countries
The E-2 is restricted to nationals of countries with a bilateral treaty with the United States. For nationals of non-treaty countries (Brazil, India, China, Russia, Vietnam), the viable route runs through a second signatory nationality, typically via European citizenship by descent.
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How to Naturalize: Updated Guide to U.S. Citizenship
Learn about the requirements and necessary documentation for naturalization, with practical tips for obtaining citizenship in the United States.
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The U.S. Electoral System: How Naturalized Citizens Vote
From the Electoral College to state registration, understand the American electoral system and how naturalized citizens exercise their right to vote in federal, state, and local elections.
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