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Originally Posted by RandyRandy
There are many ways, but the first step is to become a permanent resident (what is referred to as having your green card). That's the bridge between having a visa (working, refugee, family, etc.) and becoming a citizen.
Once you've been a permanent resident for 5 years you can apply to become a citizen. That takes another 2-3 years, then you take a citizenship test and get sworn in.
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My sister is an American. What does this do for my cause? She's naturalized, not born there. I'm moving for the guns and free speech. Should I avoid mentioning this?