In one of my research rabbit holes, I learned how the FBI learns of the status of U.S. citizens who have renounced U.S. citizenship.

Here is a very brief overview of five paths that are available if you're a green card holder looking to take a lengthy trip abroad.

Here's how you answer the N-400 question re how many times you've been married.

What would be the ideal profile of a U.S. citizenship renunciant who wants to visit and maintain maximum access to the U.S.?

To qualify for U.S. naturalization after only 3 years of residence in the U.S. do you have to have gotten your green card through marriage?

In this article, we'll explain the difference between a request for evidence ("RFE") and a notice of intent to deny ("NOID") from USCIS.

This article explains how long you can stay outside of the U.S. as a green card holder and still naturalize in the United States.

Here's how to properly sign and scan forms that will be submitted to USCIS.

In this article, we will clarify what the 4 year and 1 day rule entails and how it applies to the process of U.S. naturalization.

A cheat sheet for mobility advocates, by Parviz Malakouti-Fitzgerald, Esq.

This is a step-by-step guide to help you avoid common USCIS application SUBMISSION mistakes.

Lying to an immigration officer during a USCIS interview can have serious consequences. Here's how to get started with the necessary steps.

Are you seeking immigration help and considering reaching out to a congress member? Here are five essential tips you can start with.

In this article, we will explore the different roles a lawyer can play in a U.S. naturalization interview.

Learn how to make corrections on your USCIS application and ace your interview.

Here are four scenarios in which an expunged California conviction CAN help with an immigration or citizenship situation.

This is a general outline of how we prepare clients for their naturalization interview at the Law Office of Parviz Malakouti.

The most comprehensive list of dual citizenship FAQs on the internet.

Caramel apples, financial fraud and donkeys all have a national day of celebration. Why not dual citizenship, too?

Even with the travel limitation, the U.S. passport card is an underestimated tool for freedom of movement for at least three reasons...