This article discusses section 322 naturalization for citizenship after birth. It includes scenarios for U.S. citizen grandparents in the INA 322 context.
The DOS explained that it does not issue non-citizen documents for those looking to establish that they did not derive citizenship at birth.
In Sessions v. Morales-Santana, the Supreme Court struck down preferential treatment for unwed mothers under section 309 of the INA in derivation of citizenship at birth.
We recap the Supreme Court’s oral argument in Lynch v. Morales-Santana, an important case about the derivation of citizenship at birth and the equal protection clause.
In Lynch v. Morales-Santana, SCOTUS will consider the constitutionality of gender-based distinctions in rules for derivation of citizenship at birth.
The Second Circuit disagreed with the Board’s decision in the Matter of Nwozuzu over how to interpret derivation of citizenship laws under old section 321 of the INA.
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