DOS Loosens Rules for Derivation of Citizenship at Birth for Children Born Through ART/IVF
DOS changed its reading of the derivation of citizenship laws to be more accommodating in assisted reproductive technology/IVF cases.
DOS changed its reading of the derivation of citizenship laws to be more accommodating in assisted reproductive technology/IVF cases.
List of qualifying international organizations for derivation of U.S. citizenship rules under INA 301(g) to transmit citizenship to a child born abroad.
In Maslenjak v. US, SCOTUS that for denaturalization for a conviction under 18 U.S.C. 1425(a) for a false statement, the false statement must be material.
U.S. Citizenship False Claim: the Board held that a Certificate of Naturalization obtained illegally does not confer citizenship and can be administratively canceled
An LPR working at a recognized American Institution of Research can apply to preserve continuous residence for naturalization through the Form N-470 process
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Maslenjak v. U.S., in which it considered whether denaturalization can occur for an immaterial false statement.
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