Immigrants Value US Citizenship For Many Reasons
                     Immigrants Value US 
Citizenship For Many 
Reasons
For people who plan to 
reside permanently in the 
United States, especially 
those who will stay here 
for a long time, citizenship 
makes perfect sense. 
Green card holders cannot 
take advantage of the 
many benefits offered by 
US citizenship. There are 
some important 
differences between a 
permanent resident and a 
citizen.  
A Naturalized U.S. 
Citizen's Rights
• Deportation to your birth country or 
country of nationality is not possible. 
The United States will allow you to 
stay even if you are convicted of a 
crime in the future. As an American, 
your rights will be the same as 
anyone else's.
• One of the most influential travel 
documents in the world is the US 
passport. It is one of the best benefits 
of being a US citizen to be able to 
obtain a passport after receiving your 
Certificate of Naturalization.
• More than 180 destinations around the world are 
visa-free, citizens of the US can take unlimited 
trips abroad, and they are allowed to seek 
embassy assistance when they need it.
• As a naturalized citizen, you will be entitled to a 
variety of government benefits. The federal 
government offers college assistance only to 
citizens of the U.S.
• If you are a U.S. citizen, you can apply for green 
cards for your parents, adult children, and 
siblings.
• It doesn't matter where your children are born, 
they automatically become citizens of the United 
States. The U.S. embassy or consulate will need 
to be notified of their birth.
• The immigration paperwork will also be taken 
care of for you. Neither your green card nor 
immigration fees will need to be renewed. 
Moving doesn't require you to notify USCIS.
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