Indian Citizenship

When did all Indians born within the United States become full citizens – 1871, 1903, or 1924?

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Presidential Citizenship

When the Constitution was adopted, candidates for President had to be either natural-born citizens of the United States or naturalized citizens. True or False?

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Communication Requirements

In order to become a United States citizen, must a person be able to read, write, and speak the English language reasonably well?

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Foreign Oath

Can an American lose his or her citizenship by taking an oath of allegiance to a foreign country?

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Citizen President

Who was the first President to be born a citizen of the United States – Monroe, Jackson, Van Buren, or Harrison? [Read more]

Continuous Residency

Before a person can become a U.S. citizen, how long must he or she have lived continuously in the United States – three years, five years, or seven years? [Read more]

Senatorial Citizenship

Before a person can become a U.S. Senator, how long must they be a citizen – three years, five years, or nine years? [Read more]

US Citizenship

Even if a person has lived in the United States for over five years, can that person file for citizenship in a state where he or she has lived for only six months? [Read more]

Qualifications for Citizenship

In order to qualify for U.S. citizenship, must a person be willing to bear arms in defense of the United States? [Read more]